Identify
and rewrite the lines from the poem spoken by the narrator, the
traveler and Ozymandias:
The
Narrator: ________________________________________________________
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The
Traveller: ________________________________________________________
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Ozymandias:
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Identify and rewrite the lines from the poem spoken by the narrator, the traveler and Ozymandias:
The Narrator: ________________________________________________________
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The Traveller: ________________________________________________________
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Ozymandias: ________________________________________________________
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The
Narrator:
The narrator starts the poem with the introduction as to how the
traveller had narrated his trip to the ancient land.
The
Traveler:
Two huge yet without the upper part of the body sculptures stood in
the desert. Near them lay a shattered face, which had a frown and a
wrinkled expression on his face. The face also held a hostile
expression of cold command. The expression could be read very well on
these lifeless things because of the sculptor’s artistry. On
the pedestal appeared the words of the king himself. It read that his
name was Ozymandias, king of kings, who commanded the forthcoming
rulers to look up to him, and be saddened by the fact that they can
never beat the glory he had achieved.
Ozymandias:
I am Ozymandias, king of all kings: look upon my work and be
despaired by my might, which you can never surpass.
The Narrator: The narrator starts the poem with the introduction as to how the traveller had narrated his trip to the ancient land.
The Traveler: Two huge yet without the upper part of the body sculptures stood in the desert. Near them lay a shattered face, which had a frown and a wrinkled expression on his face. The face also held a hostile expression of cold command. The expression could be read very well on these lifeless things because of the sculptor’s artistry. On the pedestal appeared the words of the king himself. It read that his name was Ozymandias, king of kings, who commanded the forthcoming rulers to look up to him, and be saddened by the fact that they can never beat the glory he had achieved.
Ozymandias: I am Ozymandias, king of all kings: look upon my work and be despaired by my might, which you can never surpass.
