Question

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Refer back to "Ozymandias". What is the effect of the personification in line 8?
It illustrates that Ozymandias was a grateful warrior that loved his people, and that he always fed them no matter what.
It demonstrates how the sculptor loved Ozymandius and put all his effort into creating the best statue possible.
It shows how Ozymandius was a loved ruler by all of his people.
It reveals how the sculptor was ridiculing Ozymandias as he made the statue, and that Ozymandius himself caused his own despair (and facial expression that was "mocked").

Answer 1

Answer: D

It reveals how the sculptor was ridiculing Ozymandias as he made the statue, and that Ozymandius himself caused his own despair (And facial expression was "mocked"

Step-by-step explanation:

In the poet, it stated the words

"The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed;"

Implying that it was being mocked
"further detail" if you read above that line in the poet, the frown, lip, and sneer were mentioned, And, if you don't know a (Sneer, is a type of mocking or cunning smile)

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