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"The Flight of Icarus" Sally Benson line 48-59
Why does Daedalus's eyes "fill with tears?"
A. He knows his son is doing something dangerous.
B. He is proud of his son and how graceful he appears.
Why does Daedalus's eyes "fill with tears?"
A. He knows his son is doing something dangerous.
B. He is proud of his son and how graceful he appears.
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In "The Flight of Icarus" by Sally Benson, Daedalus's eyes fill with tears primarily because **A. He knows his son is doing something dangerous.** This highlights a mix of emotions, including love, concern, and the recognition of the inherent risks in Icarus's ambitious flight. While there may also be a sense of pride in Icarus's abilities, the tears are mostly tied to the fear of the consequences of his reckless actions.
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