A giant, dormant volcano silently looms at the eastern end of the Hawaiian island of Maui. The volcano was given the name Haleakala, meaning "house of the sun," by the people of the island. According to their legends, the benevolent god Maui wanted to help the people of the island named for him. So, he captured the sun and trapped in in the deep basin at the volcano's summit. He promised to release the sun only if it would agree to move more slowly across the sky each day. The sun evidently agreed, for residents and visitors of the island of Maui have enjoyed the benefit of long, sunny days ever since. Summarize this