This resource focuses on the skills of analyzing literature through the lens of a literary detective. It introduces the concept of distinguishing between explicit evidence and inferred meanings in text, using a character named Leo as a case study. The resource guides learners on how to gather explicit facts from text, identify inferences by combining clues with background knowledge, and the importance of using quotations to support their analyses. It emphasizes the need for precision in understanding characters' emotions and motivations, and offers interactive elements to practice these analytical skills. Additionally, it highlights the difference between literal facts and interpreted feelings, preparing students to map their insights visually and strengthen their arguments about character development in literature.