I need help drawing these frames
### Frame 2: Esophageal Escapade
**Illustration**: Aaron the Apple, now a series of softened chunks, navigates the esophageal tunnel.
**Description**: The esophagus is a muscular chute, and Aaron is propelled through it by a seamless wave of contractions, moving inexorably towards the stomach, his next significant destination.
### Frame 3: Stomach's Churning Cauldron
**Illustration**: A J-shaped stomach encloses Aaron amidst a sea of digestive juices.
**Description**: Within the stomach's muscular walls, Aaron is thoroughly churned, drenched in digestive acids and enzymes, breaking down his form into a nutrient-rich slurry known as chime.
### Frame 4: Small Intestine's Busy Bazaar
**Illustration**: Aaron enters a narrow, twisting tube, bustling with activity and digestive juices.
**Description**: The small intestine welcomes Aaron with a cocktail of digestive juices from the pancreas and bile from the gallbladder, each enzyme meticulously snipping apart his complex carbohydrates and proteins.
### Frame 5: The Absorptive Dance
**Illustration**: Nutrients from Aaron cross the intestinal barrier into the bloodstream.
**Description**: Along the intestinal lining, Aaron's digested parts are siphoned through the villi, tiny, finger-like projections, into the bloodstream, an intricate dance of absorption that fuels the body.
### Frame 6: The Large Intestine's Desert Journey
**Illustration**: A simplified, wider tunnel representing the large intestine, with traces of water being absorbed.
**Description**: Aaron's remnants traverse the vast expanse of the large intestine, where water is reclaimed by the body, leaving behind a more solid, less recognizable form.
### Frame 7: The Rectum's Waiting Room
**Illustration**: The final segment of the digestive tract, holding a solid mass.
**Description**: The journey culminates in the rectum, a temporary holding area where Aaron, now transformed into waste, awaits the final act of expulsion, a testament to the body's remarkable ability to extract life-sustaining nutrients from food.
