In Passage 2, what effect does Icarus's point of view have on the poem? A) It creates humor by emphasizing Icarus's silly and selfish behavior.

B) It creates surprise by raising doubt that Icarus will ever adjust to his new life.

C) It creates suspense by revealing how Icarus has become content with suburban life.

D) It creates dramatic irony by introducing information the neighbors do not possess.

B. It creates suprise by raising doubt that Icarus will ever adjust to his new life.

Explanation:

In the poem, it is constantly dropping hints that Icarus is miserable. If we analyze the story and think about how Icarus is feeling, we come to the conclusion that he will never be happy. Answer choice B is the only one that emphasizes this point.

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