The myth says that Daedalus and his son Icarus were stranded on an island, and the only way out was to fly to the sky.
Daedalus, who was a skilled craftsman, gave Icarus two wings and one piece of advice: "Don't fly toward the sun."
Icarus wore his wings and flew between them towards freedom, which ended with him drowning in the sea
And here we wonder , Did Icarus know that his wings were made of wax, and yet he ascended to the edge of the sun with them?
Or was there something great about his sun that tempted him?
In both cases, this was the end of Icarus, sinking into the depths of no return.