ELI5: Explain Like I'm 5

Scene and sequel

Okay, so when you watch a movie or read a book, there are parts called a "scene" and "sequel". A scene is where you see characters doing something or talking. It's like watching a little movie in your head! A sequel comes after a scene and it's like taking a moment to think about what just happened.

Let's say you're reading a story about a boy named Timmy. In one scene, Timmy might be playing with his friends at the park. You can picture him running around and laughing. Then, in the sequel, the story might tell you how Timmy feels about what happened at the park. He might be happy because he had fun with his friends, or sad because he lost a game.

So, scene is where we see the characters doing something, and sequel is where we think about what just happened. It's like taking a little break between scenes to understand what's going on. Scene and sequel work together to make a story or movie interesting and exciting!
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