Answer:
Icarus' personal challenge is to overcome his stubbornness, his adventurous spirit and remember to obey his father's instructions.
The personal challenge of Daedalus is to learn to judge his inventions and to see if they are dangerous or not, in addition, Daedalus will have to face the fury of King Minos.
Explanation:
Icarus was the son of Daedalus, the brilliant architect and inventor who worked for King Minos on the island of Crete. It was Daedalus who designed the labyrinth where the fearsome Minotaur lived, and it was he who taught Princess Ariadne how to help Theseus in and out of the labyrinth without getting lost in its corridors.
After Theseus defeated the Minotaur, Daedalus was trapped in the labyrinth, along with his son, Icarus.
In order to escape, he had the idea of making wings made of seagulls glued together with beeswax. And since he was a great inventor, his wings really worked and they both flew out of the labyrinth and fled from Crete.
But when he felt as free as a bird, flying through the heavens, Icarus thought he was as powerful as a god and flew higher and higher, not listening to the advice of his father, who warned of the danger of such a daring flight.
The punishment for boldness was not long. Little by little, the heat of the sun was melting the wax and taking off the feathers, undoing the wings. Unable to help his son, Daedalus watched in horror as Icarus plummeted from the heights into the Aegean Sea, where he drowned.
