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When looked at as a whole, it is fair to say that Short Form Three is a fairly complex piece of work. So, with any undertaking of analysis of a complex unit, one must seriously consider the scope and breadth that the analysis will cover. In the analysis of the lower forms (i.e., Short Form One through Long Form Two), the final analytical result could be considered so comprehensive as to leave very little detail out. This comprehensiveness was done purposely, with one goal being to illustrate the amount of information that is contained in relatively simple forms. But as the book series progressed, some liberties were taken in the overall analysis of the higher forms (i.e., Short / Long Form Two - where noted) for the sake of making the final work comprehensive, yet still reasonable in length.

 

This same approach will be taken with the analysis of Short Form Three. The overall structure will be to make the analysis as complete as possible, without bogging the information down with minutia and/or details that would lengthen the breakdown, without adding any substantive value. To this aim, when the reader is presented the term 'major' in any section, this is an indication that repetitive, fairly minor, and/or mundane details will be purposely omitted from that area of analysis. This does not necessarily mean that the information is not covered elsewhere nor not important, just that including said information is considered to be a distraction and/or detraction from the intended goal of the analysis in that section. While this approach leaves the final analysis less than 100% complete, it does allow for an already exhaustive analysis to be more easily referenced and read.