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D: It accurately represents the personality traits of the king
This best describes the traveler's initial impression of the statue of Ozymandias
<u>Explanation</u>:
The poem “Ozymandias” by “Percy Bysshe Shelley” is about a traveller who tells the poet that there is a statue of a man called Ozymandias. It has only the legs left standing in the ground and a shattered head in the sand. The king got his statue made in the notion that people would remember him for his greatness and majesty. But he only known for his arrogance.
Ozymandias was a self-obsessed and arrogant king. He loved himself more than the people of his kingdom. The statue was made by a skilled artisan who made the statue meticulously. He made a stern face of the king, to depict no emotions and wrinkled lips to denote his cruelty. The sculptor wanted to show th
at a person is only remembered for his behaviour.
Answer:
Karma is a concept of Hinduism which explains through a system where beneficial effects are derived from past beneficial actions and harmful effects from past harmful actions, creating a system of actions and reactions throughout a soul's (Atman's) reincarnated lives forming a cycle of rebirth.
Explanation:
Answer:
1)the feuding families
2) juliets parents
Explanation:
1)you could say that the families longstanding feud was the reason the lovers couldnt be together in the first place and acted as a catalyst to all the disastrous events that followed. If the families had put their feud aside the couple could have married and so the whole thing of juliet faking her death and then romeo killing himself blah blah wouldnt have happened.
2) both juliets parents were incredibly overbearing and her dad was pushing her to marry paris so naturally she couldn't tell him about her wanting to marry romeo. but juliets mother was always distant from her daughter and so if their relationship wasn't as strained perhaps juliet could have discussed her desire to marry romeo with her mother and the families could have possible come to some agreement to allow the lovers to be together and so they wouldnt have died trying to elope
Answer:
Four timeless lessons that Homer’s Odyssey can teach us about returning home from war are faith, compassion, self-control, and persistence.
Explanation:
Through the whole poem, we can reveal three topics, hospitality, loyalty, and vengeance. The principal topic is the life path filled with obstacles.
Odyssey is in the war for 10 years, the same period the spent trying to return home. The moral aspect in the poem is very important, he is very faithful to his family and determined to come back no matter what obstacles he had to pass.
