PETER PAN

By J.M. Barrie
 ROLE AND CHARACTER
Peter Pan Wendy Darling Tinkerbell

A free-spirited and A young, motherly Peterpan's friend

adventurous young girl, the eldest of and companion on
man who will not his adventures with
the Darling
grow up. He can fly Wendy Darling and
Family, who
and lives on an her siblings. She is
befriends Peter
island called known for her
Pan and flies to
Neverland. He is loyalty to Peter Pan
described as a Neverland to be a and has jealous
"beautiful boy, mother to him and nature, especially to
wrapped in skeletal the Lost Boys, and Wendy and Tiger
leaves and the share their Lily
liquid that oozes adventures.
from the tree.
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Captain Hook Tiger Lily Mr. Smee

A pirate and the The daughter of One of the pirates

captain of the an Indian chief, following Captain
Jolly Roger. He is often depicted as Hook. He looks a
Peter Pan's mortal a princess (in her little good for
enemy and is own right), who being a pirate and
determined tio was captured by a slightly stupid
take revenge on Pirates and left to and lousy guy, but
Peter for cutting drown in entertaining.
off his right hand Marooners' Rock
in battle and before being
feeding it to the rescued by Peter
crocodile. Pan.
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Michael Darling John Darling George Darling

The youngest The middle child. The father of

child. He is He gets along Wendy, John, and
roughly five years well with Wendy, Michael. He is
old. He dreams of but he often also an arrogant
living in a argues with clerk, has a
wigwam where Michael. He was practical nature
his friends visit at fascinated by and likes to nag
night. pirates, and he in the city, but is
once thought of kind.
becoming "Red
Jack".
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Mary Darling Aunt Millicent Nana

The mother of The aunt of Babysitting dogs

Wendy, John, and Wendy, John, and Wendy, John, and
Michael. She is Michael. He is an Michael, are hired
described as a additional by Darlings to
smart and character who look after the
romantic woman. appears in the children.
This suggests first scene of the
that she knew drama.
Peter Pan before
the children were
born.
 ROLE AND CHARACTER
Crocodile Mermaid
They can be
Crocodiles are Half woman and dangerous
half fish; they live in creatures
Hook's sworn
the sea but are (especially at
enemies and the
often seen in the
only thing he's night) who dislike
Mermaid Lagoon in
afraid of. It eats all humans
Neverland. They are
Hook's hand vain, unfriendly and
(except Peter
when Peter cuts care about their Pan) and act very
it from him in appearance and spitefully
battle. appearance. towards Wendy.
SYMBOL
Shadow
Shadow is a symbol of identity, balance of life, the dark side
of a person, and will appear when the light is blocked by
something. In this case, the loss of shadow also indicates a
loss of identity, problems in accepting oneself, as happened
to Peter Pan who refused to grow up.
Fairy Powder
Fairy Powder is a symbol of hope. Wendy and her two
brothers hope that they can fly to Neverland with Peter Pan.
Fly
Flying is a symbol of the imagination and freedom of a
person who longs for flight like a bird.
Leaf
Leaves are a symbol of life and energy, but also one's hope.
The leaves in this drama are on Peter Pan's body.
Red Skin
The colour red itself is a symbol of courage, strength and energy,
as well as a passion for action, and symbolizes joy.
Clock Tower
The clock tower is a symbol of a country's identity, which in this
drama is set in London.
Fairy
Fairies symbolize trust and imagination.
FOCUS
In this play, Sir JM. Barrie focuses on 4 main characters, namely
Peter Pan, Wendy, Tinkerbell, and Captain Hook. Which have
conflicts of their own. Peter Pan who doesn't want to grow up
and still wants to be a kid. Wendy who acts more mature than
her age and acts like an overprotective mother. Overly jealous
Tinkerbell makes herself ugly and becomes very overprotective
when it comes to peter pan. Captain Hook who has a fear of his
own blood and crocodiles. And also focuses on the major conflict
between Peter Pan and Captain Hook and as the climax of the
drama.
SITUATION
Brotherhood
this situation occurs when Peter Pan with The Lost Boys,
living without parents makes them a family that needs each
other and also happened between Wendy and his two
brothers, where Wendy really took care of his two brothers.
Friendship
This situation occurred when Peter Pan was with Wendy
and Her Brothers, Tinkerbell, and The Lost Boys. Friendship
itself is where you are in a situation of caring and
supporting each other.
Revenge
This situation occurred when Captain Hook wanted to
avenge him because one of his arms was lost by a crocodile
eaten by a crocodile due to Peter Pan, but never succeeded
in harming Peter Panda and ended up being eaten by a
crocodile.
SPACE AND TIME
Darling's Family Home: in the early scene, when Wendy and her
two siblings meet Peter Pan and Tinkerbell who are trying to
retrieve peter pan's shadow.
Neverland: a place that became the main destination of the
adventures of Wendy and his two brothers with peter pan and
Tinkerbell.
Peter Pan's Underground House: the place where Wendy and
her two brothers first met the Lost Boys. Peter's goal took them
to read fairy tales to The Lost Boys and take on the role of
motherhood for them.
Mermaid Lake: the place where Peter Pan and Wendy rescued
Tiger Lily, the daughter of an Indian chief who was kidnapped by
Captain Hook.
Pirate Ship: where Wendy, The Lost Boys, and her two brothers
were taken hostage by captain hook and other pirates and
witnessed the defeat of captain hook by peter pan who saved
Wendy, the lost boys, and his two brothers.
Indian Territory: the place where John, Michael and the lost boys
were kidnapped by the Indians.
AUDIENCE
This play by Sir JM. Barrie, aimed at children's audiences
and premiered at the Duke of York's Theatre in London on
27 December 1904. Prior to becoming a play, the character
Peter Pan appeared in a novel by Barrie.
ATMOSPHERE
The atmosphere that takes place in the Peter Pan drama is
full of joy.
MOVEMENT
From London, Darling’s Family Home to Neverland
Seen in the first scene, when peter pan invites Wendy and his
two brothers on an adventure.
From Peter Pan's Underground House to Mermaid Lake
It happened when peter pan and Wendy were going to save
tiger lily the daughter of an Indian chief.
From Mermaid Lake to Indian Territory
The return of the tiger lily to his father, the chief of the Indians.
From Indian territory to Pirate Ship
This is where the conflict begins, when Wendy, her two brothers,
and the Lost Boys are kidnapped by Captain Hook and rescued
by Peter Pan.
From Neverland to Darling's Family Home
Home of Wendy and his two brothers after the defeat of captain
hook.
LANGUAGE
In the play Peter Pan, using language that is easily
understood by the audience and Sir JM. Barrie incorporates
traditional Indian sign language, which adds to the cultural
feel of a country. MOOD
RELATIONSHIP Enchanted, magically, cheerful, joyful, and childish, because the
story explains a place where kids never grow and they don’t
have to worry by work or grow up. For Peter Pan, one of the
moods he has is childish. it can be seen when Wendy and his
In the play, Sir JM. Barrie tries to show the audience the two brothers remember their home and try to go home, but peter
relationship of friendship, kinship, and love between the tries hard to keep Wendy and his two brothers from returning to
characters. Like Tinkerbell who was always loyal to Peter their house and ends in a fight.
Pan, then their friendship was slightly strained due to
Tinkerbell's jealousy of Wendy, resulting in Wendy who was
almost hit by an arrow from one of The Lost Boys. Peter Pan
and Wendy's natural friendship, then grew a sense of love
between them. As well as the friendship and kinship that
occurred between Peter Pan and The Lost Boys.
TENTION
VOICE
Wendy remembered her home and decides to take her
brothers back to London, but then gets captured by Captain The voice of the drama is childish because, it doesn’t use
Hook, while Peter Pan was resting. He then gets informed technical words that make the audience, especially children
by Tinkerbell what happen and he goes to rescue them. In difficult to understand and in this drama, the intonation used is
an attempt to please Wendy, Peter Pan decides to drink his appropriate to the situation.
medicine, which was poisoned by Captain Hook. To save
Pater Pan, Tinkerbell drinks it instead. Tinkerbell is saved
because of Peter’s belief and the children. And then,
Captain Hook dies when Peter Pan kicks him into the open
jaws of the crocodile.
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