Explain first intervention example.

src/user-guide/interventions/index.rst

@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ Interventions
 
 Sometimes things don't go to plan!
 
-So Cylc allows you to take manual control of your workflow whilst it's running
-allowing you to do things like edit a task's configuration, re-run a section
+So Cylc allows you to take manual control of your workflow whilst it's running,
+to do things like edit a task's configuration, re-run a section
 of your graph or override task outputs.
 
 This section of the documentation covers some of the common interventions you
@@ -87,6 +87,19 @@ Re-Run a Task
 
          $ cylc trigger <workflow>//<task>
 
+   .. tab-item:: Explanation
+      :sync: explanation
+
+      In this example, a failed task blocked the flow because downstream
+      tasks depended on its success. Triggering the failed task to run again
+      allows (if it succeeds this time) the original flow to continue.
+
+      Activity will only continue downstream of a triggered task if the
+      flow has not already traversed that part of the graph.
+
+      So triggering a succeeded task, for example, will typically only cause
+      the task itself to run, unless you told Cylc to trigger a new flow.
+
 
 Re-Run Multiple Tasks
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