This document provides an analysis of intrinsic and extrinsic elements in James Joyce's short story "Araby". Intrinsically, it summarizes the plot of the story, which follows a young boy who develops feelings for a girl and promises to bring her a gift from the Araby bazaar, only to arrive too late after facing delays. Extrinsically, it discusses the title's symbolic reference to the Middle East, the story's roots in Joyce's own childhood in Dublin, and Joyce's purpose in emphasizing the difference between societal ideals and reality.