What do the painting and two poems leave out of Ovid's original myth about Icarus?A.The wingsB.DaedalusC.The sunD.Icarus

To answer this question, we would need to know the specific painting and two poems being referred to. However, in general, adaptations of Ovid's original myth about Icarus can leave out various elements.

A. The wings - It's unlikely that the wings would be left out, as they are a crucial part of the story. Icarus' wax wings melting is the main event that leads to his downfall.

B. Daedalus - Daedalus, Icarus' father, could potentially be left out of some adaptations. However, his role in creating the wings and warning Icarus not to fly too close to the sun is important to the original story.

C. The sun - The sun could potentially be left out, but it plays a crucial role in the story as the heat of the sun is what causes Icarus' wings to melt.

D. Icarus - It's highly unlikely that Icarus would be left out of his own story. He is the main character and the story revolves around his actions and consequences.

Without knowing the specific painting and poems, it's impossible to say for certain which elements they leave out. However, based on the importance of these elements to the original story, it's most likely that Daedalus could be left out.