In Ovid's "The Story of Daedalus and Icarus," what ultimately becomes of Icarus? A. He drowns after losing his wings by flying too close to the sun. B. He returns to Minos's island and is killed in battle. C. He becomes a war hero, and a country is named after him. D. He is punished for pretending to be a god and is turned into a seabird.

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Curtis Miles · Answer 1

He drowns after losing his wings by flying too close to the sun

Winston Bentley · Answer 2

A. He drowns after losing his wings by flying too close to the sun.