"Ozymandias" 4. Go back to the poem and consider each speaker. Highlight the first speaker's words. b. Highlight the words in quotation marks in a different color. Whose words are they? How do his own words give the reader a sense of his character?.

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Question
"Ozymandias"
4. Go back to the poem and consider each speaker.
Highlight the first speaker's words.
b. Highlight the words in quotation marks in a different color. Whose words are they?
How do his own words give the reader a sense of
his character?.
Answer

The words in quotation marks are those of Ozymandias, the poem's titular character. His words give the reader a sense of his arrogance and hubris, as he boasts of his accomplishments and the greatness of his kingdom.

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The poem "Ozymandias" is written in the form of a dialogue between two speakers. The first speaker's words are in quotation marks...
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