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What is ironic about the declaration on the pedestal to Ozymandias statue?
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What is ironic about the declaration on the pedestal to Ozymandias statue?

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It is ironical because because Ozmandias considered himself to be the strongest and most powerful, he also thought that he would be remembered forever will all his great works.

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