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Mind Map by Emily Gill, updated more than 1 year ago
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Ozymandias.
- Uses the theme of Romanticism
- The theme of nature being all powerful
compared to mankind and time is also
greater and more powerful than man will
ever be.
- The theme of nature being all powerful
compared to mankind and time is also
greater and more powerful than man will
ever be.
- Context
- Shelley disliked monarchies and used
that to and the French revolution to
influence his poem.
- Shelley disliked monarchies and used
that to and the French revolution to
influence his poem.
- Form
- Sonnet with a Volta at line 9 like a Petrarchan
society but does not follow a regular rhyming
scheme. Also uses Iambic Pentameter but is often
disrupted.
- Sonnet with a Volta at line 9 like a Petrarchan
society but does not follow a regular rhyming
scheme. Also uses Iambic Pentameter but is often
disrupted.
- Structure
- Bulids up an image by turning focus and ends
by focusing on the enormous desert showing
the insignificance of the statue of the King
lowering his status.
- Bulids up an image by turning focus and ends
by focusing on the enormous desert showing
the insignificance of the statue of the King
lowering his status.
- Irony
- There is nothing left of the King but a
broken down statue symbolising that
he is slowly being forgotten by
everyone showing that he was not a
great as he believed.
- There is nothing left of the King but a
broken down statue symbolising that
he is slowly being forgotten by
everyone showing that he was not a
great as he believed.
- Feelings and Attitudes.
- Pride, Arrogance and Power of the
King being destroyed by nature and
the Romantics belief that nature is all
powerful.
- Pride, Arrogance and Power of the
King being destroyed by nature and
the Romantics belief that nature is all
powerful.
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