which sentence describes a difference between Auden's "Mus`ee Des Beaux Arts" and Williams's "Landscape with the Fall of Icarus

Question

A. Auden excludes any mention of witnesses to Icarus's fall, while Williams includes the reactions of several people.

B. Auden includes Daedalus's reaction to Icarus's drowning, while Williams leaves out Daedalus entirely.

C. Auden briefly discusses the ship's attempt to help Icarus, while Williams simply mentions the ship sailing away.

D. Auden mentions a ploughman and a ship as witnesses to Icarus's fall, while Williams only mentions a farmer.

Answer 1

The answer is A. Auden's last lines tell us that no one noticed the phenomenon of a boy falling from the sky. While he mentions the various elements included in the original painting by Bruegel, none of them are paying attention.