What sentence best explains the difference in ideas between Swift the satirist and Swift the narrator in A Modest Proposal?

Swift the satirist uses exaggerated irony to criticize the British treatment of the Irish poor while Swift the narrator presents the absurd proposal of eating children as a serious solution to poverty, exposing the inhumane attitudes of the time. The difference lies in the satirical intention of the author versus the literal absurdity presented by the narrator within the text.