To put something in the context means to take it completely, with all the details and framework, in order to understand it fully. The context here means the circumstances and background information on the matter.
<u>The reader can therefore try to imagine how they would react in a certain situation to understand the literal work better and to understand all the details.</u><u> It would mean they absolutely see all the reasons why characters acted the way they did and why events played out a certain way </u>– they would fully grasp the situation, think about all the circumstances of the fictional events and relate to the book on a deeper level.
