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Ozymandias
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English Poetry Power and Conflict
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ozymandias
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power and conflict
english
gcse
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Ozymandias
Form
Sonnet
Ironic because he loves himself
Use for romance and love
"Half sunk, a shattered visage lies
Fallen Tyrant
His legacy Ozymandias left behind has been destroyed
Broken statue
Suggestion of his empire collapsing
"Sneer of cold command"
"cold command" Alliteration
Heartless Demands
Ordering the peasants below
"The hand that mocked them and the heart that fed"
Worker/peasants were treated poorly
Ozymandias Power abuse
Suggestion of the worker mocking Ozymandias in an implicit way
"My name is Ozymandias, king if kings Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair"
Delusional
Believes that he is the essence of power
Trying to strike fear into other empires with his statue and his power
Theme
Power
Even the mightiest will fall You can't beat time Pride comes before a fall The power of arts and words
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