What is most likely the author's reason for telling the story as it was told to him by "a traveller from an antique land"?

O A To question the accuracy of the traveler's story

B. To share something meaningful he'd heard that put man's arrogance in perspective

C. To suggest that all human accomplishment is meaningless over time, and not worth pursuing

D. To make fun of the attitudes and customs of antiquity

Respuesta :

The most likely reason to explain why the author told the story as it was told to him by "a traveler from an antique land" is: B. To share something meaningful he'd heard that put man's arrogance in perspective.

About the poem, "Ozymandias."

  • In the poem, Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley, the poet tells the story exactly as he heard it from the traveler.

  • A possible reason that explains why he shared the story this way is to help the readers see what he gleaned about the pride of the King in the story.

  • The foolishness of the pride displayed by the king was evident in the story.

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