which detail from the text best establishes the influence of religion on this setting? which detail most effectively creates an atmosphere of danger?

Answer: “Its name is Ou-dis-sun, the Sacred”

“falling apart into great blocks

Explanation:

The text best establishes the influence of religion on this setting "It's name is Ou dis sun, the Sacred". The detail that creates an atmosphere of danger is  "falling apart into great blocks".

In literature, atmosphere refers to the mood or feeling that is created in a piece of writing. It is the emotional tone that is established through the use of description, setting, and characterization.

The atmosphere of a story can be created through a variety of elements, such as the setting, the weather, the lighting, the music, and the characters' actions and words. The atmosphere can be dark and foreboding, light and whimsical, or anything in between, and it can change throughout the course of the story to reflect the changing emotions and experiences of the characters.

Thus, the text best establishes the influence of religion on this setting "It's name is Ou dis sun, the Sacred". The detail that creates an atmosphere of danger is  "falling apart into great blocks".

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Which detail from the text best establishes the

influence of religion on this setting?

Which detail most effectively creates an atmosphere of

danger?

Toward the setting of the eighth sun, I came to the banks

of the great river. It was half-a-day's journey after I had

left the god-road-we do not use the god-roads now for

they are falling apart into great blocks of stone, and the

forest is safer going. A long way off, I had seen the water

through trees but the trees were thick. At last, I came out

upon an open place at the top of a cliff. There was the

great river below, like a giant in the sun. It is very long,

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No man of my tribe had seen it, not even my father, the

priest. It was magic and I prayed.

Then I raised my eyes and looked south. It was there, the

Place of the Gods.

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