Symbolism is a key element in conveying a theme in a story and thus is effective in evoking emotion within the reader. One way in which symbolism does this is by reducing the amount of exposition in conveying an idea or premise. For example in the poem Ozymandias, the poet is able to convey emotion and theme without being obvious and direct like exposition. Symbols can convey ideas and emotions in an artistic and poetic manner that enhances the story without being condescending to the reader.
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