Novel Study Notes
Student Name: Htet Yadanar Oo
Novel Name: Peter Pan
Chapter: 12
Short Plot Summary
briefly explain what happens in
this chapter
Charactersindicate the ones
that are most essential to the story
in this chapter
Settingindicate the time or
place where the action occurs in
this chapter
Themeindicate the deeper
meaning or message in this
chapter with a thematic statement
(do not write a single-word topic)
Literary Devices
(symbols, narration,
allusions, etc.)identify at
least one device and show how it
is used in this chapter
Other Important Ideas Hook is going to take all the
identify any other key features of
this chapter that will help you as
you continue reading the novel &
progressing through the course
Student Name: Htet Yadanar Oo
Novel Name: Peter Pan
Chapter: 13
Idea
Peter and the Indians engage in
pirate-redskin warfare, with Hook
aiming for Peter's help. The Indians
are killed in battles, and Hook
dislikes Peter's egoistic personality.
The boys listen to the battle, and
chaos ensues when the Indians
declare victory. Smee plays the
drum, leading the boys to believe
they won.
Captain Hook and his pirates
Above the underground house
You should never deceive someone.
Imagery
children away so that he could kill
Peter.
Novel Study Notes
Quotation and Page Number
“By all the unwritten laws of savage
warfare it is always the redskin who
attacks, and with the wiliness of his race
he does it just before the dawn, at which
time he knows the courage of the whites
to be at its lowest ebb” (Barrie ch.12)
“Every foot of ground between the spot
where Hook had landed his forces and the
home under the trees was stealthily
examined by braves wearing their mocassins
with the heels in front.” (Barrie ch.12)
“The question now was how to get down the
trees, or how to get his dogs down?” (Barrie
ch.12)
“Through the long black night, the savage
scouts wriggle, snake-like, among the grass
without stirring a blade.” (Barrie ch.12)

Short Plot Summary
briefly explain what happens in
this chapter
Characters
indicate the ones that are most
essential to the story in this
chapter
Setting
indicate the time or place where
the action occurs in this chapter
Theme
indicate the deeper meaning or
message in this chapter with a
thematic statement (do not write a
single-word topic)
Literary Devices
(symbols, narration,
allusions, etc.)
identify at least one device and
show how it is used in this
chapter
Other Important Ideas Peter and Hook is going to have a battle.
identify any other key features of
this chapter that will help you as
you continue reading the novel &
progressing through the course
Student Name: Htet Yadanar Oo
Idea
Wendy and the lads are taken prisoner by
Captain Hook and taken aboard his ship. Hook
tries to poison Peter via manipulating the
medication as he is unable to hurt him
physically. But Tinker Bell warns Peter, who
was not aware of the threat at first. He takes the
medication against his doubts, and Tinker Bell
gives her life to rescue him. By encouraging the
youngsters to raise their hands if they believe in
Neverland, Peter brings Tinker Bell back to life.
Tinker Bell recovers as a result of the rebirth,
and Peter decides to walk rather than fly back to
confront Hook and save Wendy and the boys out
of fear of waking the pirates.
Captain Hook and Peter Pan
Neverland ground
People changes.
Foreshadowing
Novel Study Notes
Quotation and Page
Number
“Hook saw it, and it did Peter a
bad service.” (Barrie ch.13)
“He was thrilled, and he loved
being thrilled. In two strides he
reached the door. Unlike
Slightly’s door, it filled the
aperture, so that he could not
see beyond it, nor could the
one knocking see him.” (Barrie
ch.13)
“‘It was poisoned, Peter,’ she
told him softly; ‘and now I am
going to be dead.’ ‘O Tink, did
you drink it to save me?’
‘Yes.’” (Barrie ch.13)
“He swore this terrible oath:
‘Hook or me this time.’”
(Barrie ch.13)
“He swore this terrible oath:
‘Hook or me this time.’”
(Barrie ch.13)
 Novel Name: Peter Pan
Chapter: 14
Short Plot Summary
briefly explain what happens in
this chapter
Characters
indicate the ones that are most
essential to the story in this
chapter
Setting
indicate the time or place where
the action occurs in this chapter
Theme
indicate the deeper meaning or
message in this chapter with a
thematic statement (do not write a
single-word topic)
Literary Devices
(symbols, narration,
allusions, etc.)
identify at least one device and
show how it is used in this
chapter
Idea Quotation and
Page Number
Captain Hook struggles with society expectations “Hook smiled on them
and doubts the value of following appropriate with his teeth closed,
etiquette. He is apprehensive that kids would accept and took a step toward
those who are similar to him. The youngsters are Wendy.” (Barrie ch.14)
shown the captive children on the ship's deck by the
pirates, but they adamantly refuse, declaring their
loyalty to the British throne. Wendy brings a note
from the moms of the children because she is not
happy with how clean the ship is. The lads watch
Peter Pan tick, a change from the expected crocodile
encounter, while Hook confronts the possibility of
his death.
Captain Hook and Peter Pan "Hook trod the deck in
thought. O man
unfathomable. It was
his hour of triumph.
Peter had been removed
forever from his path..."
(Barrie ch.14)
Nnear the mouth of the pirate river "One green light
squinting over Kidd’s
Creek, which is near the
mouth of the pirate
river, marked where the
brig, the Jolly Roger,
lay..." (Barrie ch.14)
Consider you’re the effect on others of your actions ‘Better for Hook,’ he
before you do something. cried, ‘if he had had less
ambition!’ It was in his
darkest hours only that
he referred to himself in
the third person."
(Barrie ch.14)
Irony “His vitals were
tortured by this
problem. It was a claw
within him sharper than
the iron one; and as it
tore him, the
perspiration dripped
down his tallow
countenance and
 streaked his doublet.”
(Barrie ch.14)
Other Important Ideas It was all Peter who was ticking instead of crocodile. “Then they got the
identify any other key features of strangest
this chapter that will help you as surprise of the Night of
you continue reading the novel &
progressing through the course Nights; for it was no
crocodile that was
coming to their aid. It
was Peter” (Barrie
ch.14).