Which event in amaterasu does the author include to create suspense? as a storm god, susanowo rules the sea. o amaterasu takes the sun and hides in a cave. the other gods remain cautious as they watch. amaterasu and peace return to the lands.

The correct answer is B) Amaterasu takes the Sun and hides in a cave.

In Amaterasu, the author includes the following event to create suspense: Amaterasu takes the Sun and hides in a cave.

Amaterasu is an important deity of the Shinto religion, She is the goddess of the Universe and the Sun. In the novel, the author Paul D. Storrie describes how Amaterasu parent's created the first eight islands of Japan. The father gave responsibilities to his children and named Amaterasu as the goddess of the Sun. The author creates suspense when Amaterasu takes the Sun and hides in a cave.

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the answer is definitely d. sorry for a late response.