Contrast the feelings Icarus experienced during his flight with those of his father Daedalus, citing evidence from the text.

Answer:Icarus experienced joy and exhilaration. He was "beating his wings in joy" and felt "the thrill of the cool wind on his face". He was "bewitched by a sense of freedom". Meanwhile, Daedalus was "crazed by anxiety".

Icarus was excited and fueled with energy about being able to fly, while his father was nervous and panicking about the idea of falling.

Explanation:

Icarus was flying around happily, while his father was constantly warning him about not flying to close to the sun.