Which statement best describes how the topic of death is treated differently in "An Irish Airman Foresees His Death" and "Do not go gentle into that good night"?

In Yeats’s poem, the airman calmly foresees his death and describes his life and death as balanced, suggesting he accepts death as inevitable. In Thomas’s poem, the speaker urges his father to “rage against the dying of the light,” arguing that people should resist death and keep fighting to live. Therefore, the best choice is that one speaker accepts death as inevitable while the other urges a struggle against it.

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