Analysis

Analysis is like taking a big puzzle and trying to understand how all the pieces fit together. Let's imagine that the puzzle is a story - there are characters, places, events, and emotions. When we analyze a story, we take a closer look at all these pieces to better understand the story. We might ask questions about the characters, like what they do or why they act the way they do. We might look at the different places in the story and try to figure out how they relate to the events. We might also look at how the characters feel and how their emotions change throughout the story.

But analysis isn't just about stories - we can use it to understand all kinds of things. Let's say we're analyzing a recipe. We could look at all the ingredients and try to figure out how they interact with each other to make the food taste good. We could also look at the different steps in the recipe and try to figure out why they're necessary.

So, analysis is like taking a deep dive into something to better understand it. We look at all the different parts and figure out how they all connect to create something bigger.