English, 11.06.2021 09:50 Redhead667

Which statement offers the most accurate comparison between the story and Brueghel's interpretation of the story?
A. Both the story and the painting show Daedalus's agony as he
watches his son fall.
B. The painting emphasizes Icarus, while the story treats Icarus as
insignificant
C. The story and the painting both include people going about their
daily routines.
O D. In the painting, the wings are black, while in the story, they're
described as white.

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