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Power, Power Abuse and Conflict (Remains ('Rips through his life',…

- - - - The fragile stone is breaking (of his treasured statue)
        
        Metaphor of the power he once had shattering underneath him until it is no more
  - - - Powerful
        
        Thinks of himself as God-like
        
        He sees himself as the greatest king (kings have a lot of power)
        
        Repetition emphasises he was a powerful leader
      - Alliteration
        
        K is a powerful and harsh sounding letter. Emphasises the harsh reality of being ruled by Ozymandias.
  - - - Slowly being forgotten
      - As he no longer has power no one takes care of the statue
    - - Intended to last forever but ended up breaking
        
        People expect power to last forever, however it eventually fades away.
- - - - Represents the weather as evil and cruel.
      - Writer (Wilfred Owen) has decided to give the weather human qualities to make it seem more real. This can make the reader feel scared or on edge to know what happened to the soldiers in these conditions.
      - The weather is metaphorically stabbing the soldiers
      - 'Merciless'
        
        Being cruel without a care
  - - - Everything happens in the moment.
- - - - Doesn't want to relive the moments of the war
      - Wants to stop talking about it and for it to be over with