this n is for the bois so you gotta trust me the answer is
DADEALUS and i just did it so yea btw I AINT EVER SEEN TWO PRETTY BESTFRIENDS
In Brueghel's "Landscape with the Fall of Icarus," key elements from Ovid's story are notably omitted, such as the dramatic moment of Icarus's fall and his father's despair. Instead of focusing on the tragic nature of Icarus's demise, Brueghel emphasizes the indifference of the surrounding world, portraying a plowman and a ship passing by, which highlights human preoccupation with daily life. This shift in focus suggests themes of neglect and the insignificance of individual tragedy within the broader scope of existence.
In his painting "Landscape with the Fall of Icarus," Brueghel leaves out the dramatic moment of Icarus's actual fall and his struggle in the water, as described in Ovid's "The Story of Daedalus and Icarus." Instead, the focus is on the serene landscape and the indifferent activities of the farmers and fishermen, emphasizing the theme of human indifference to individual suffering. This choice highlights the contrast between the tragic fate of Icarus and the mundane reality of everyday life.
In Bruegel's painting "Landscape with the Fall of Icarus," he notably omits the dramatic moment of Icarus's fall itself, focusing instead on the everyday life of the surrounding farmers and fishermen. This choice emphasizes the theme of human indifference to individual suffering, contrasting the mythological event with the mundane activities of life. Ovid's narrative highlights the tragic consequences of Icarus's hubris, while Bruegel captures the notion that life goes on, largely unaffected by personal tragedies.
Daedalus
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yes because the original saddle club has to move on with their lives
because of prostuiantion
Gainsborough's Blue Boy
Tommy was the first leave the band around 1978.
The original states to leave the uni on were: Alabama, Arkansas, Tennese, Georgia, Lousiana, Florida, Texas, Mississipi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia.
Dolly Madison, but she did leave as the British came into the house and with her went the painting of George Washington.
Daedalus left his wings on the altar of Apollo as a gesture of gratitude and a sign of humility after successfully escaping Crete with his son Icarus. By dedicating the wings, he acknowledged the gods' role in his survival and the dangers of hubris, especially given Icarus's tragic fate. This act symbolized his recognition of divine power and the importance of respecting boundaries.