1. What does Peter Pan do when he cannot re-attach his shadow? Why is this out of keeping with the character he seeks to present? Why is it in keeping with the character he really is?

2. What is Tinkerbell's immediate reaction to Wendy? Why does Tinkerbell feel this way? What does she do to keep Peter Pan and Wendy apart?

3. What topics do the Lost Boys debate while awaiting the return of Peter Pan? Which do you feel is the most significant of the topics being discussed?

4. Describe Tiger Lily and the Indian tribe she leads. Describe their first action in the play.

5. Describe Nana's role in the children's bedtime rituals.

6. Why does Wendy get shot?

7. What information does Peter Pan reveal about fairies?

8. What is it that saves Wendy from being killed by the arrow? What is significant about this?

9. Why does Captain Hook want to capture Peter Pan? Why does he want to capture the Lost Boys?

10. Describe at least three things that make it evident that this story is a fairy tale.

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

How does Peter Pan say Wendy, John and Michael can go with him to Neverland? What directions does he give? Compare that to the arrangements he makes for returning them to the nursery. Why is there a difference?

Essay Topic 2

Describe Neverland and its inhabitants.

Essay Topic 3

What has prompted Mrs. Darling's fear for the safety of the children? Why does she believe Peter Pan is going to return? What is the attitude of Mr. Darling regarding her fears?

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