What is emphasized in the poem that is absent from the painting? Part B: How does this affect the meaning?

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What is infatized in the poem that is absent in the painting is the moment when Icarus' wings melt. This affects the meaning because it removes the feeling of despair in the painting, which only exposes the feeling of calm.

Explanation:

In the poem, we can see the lines "sweating in the sun / that melted / the wings’ wax "that depicts the moment when Icarus' wings melt. This is a moment of despair and agony, because the reader knows that after that, the character Icarus will die. This moment is not portrayed in the painting, as the figure focuses on showing the calm that the world finds even with the death of Icarus, since no one notices his fall and continues their lives as if nothing had happened. Despite this, the two media set out to the same objective, which is to expose the story of Icarus and demonstrate a sad and tragic ending.

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