However, this rule does not generalize to other verbs, such as "drive," as in the sentence "The boy drives his parents crazy," which also has three core arguments "Arg0: driver," "Arg1: thing in motion," and "Arg2: secondary predication on Arg1."
here the action is figurative, and we would expect a layout rule that puts Arg1 in position C: In addition, while modifier arguments have the same meaning across verbs, their pictorial representation may differ based on context.