Reread the excerpt from the poem "Ozymandias"

on page 6. How does the author who created the

journal entries draw on a theme developed by

Shelley in the poem?

by implying a similarity between the ruins of

Ozymandias civilization and the Rapa Nui's ruins

by expanding on the plot of Shelley's poem to further

illuminate the civilization it describes

by creating several characters based largely on the

characters introduced in Shelley's poem

by suggesting a contrast between the king

Ozymandias and Hoto-Matua, the first king of

Rapa Nui

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Emilio Dickerson

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16 October, 00:04

Reread the excerpt from the poem "Ozymandias"

on page 6. How does the author who created the

journal entries draw on a theme developed by

Shelley in the poem?

by implying a similarity between the ruins of

Ozymandias civilization and the Rapa Nui's ruins

by expanding on the plot of Shelley's poem to further

illuminate the civilization it describes

by creating several characters based largely on the

characters introduced in Shelley's poem

by suggesting a contrast between the king

Ozymandias and Hoto-Matua, the first king of

Rapa Nui

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Thomas Archer · Answer 1

by suggesting a contrast between the king Ozymandias and Hoto-Matua, the first king of Rapa Nui

Explanation:

The author managed to establish a degree of punctual and very significant difference between King Ozymandias and Hoto-Matua. These differences establish a strong contrast between the two characters, which justifies the differences in ideals, concepts and types of governance that each establishes in its territory at certain times.