Ghost Boys / Peter Pan

The Best kind

She is similar to Mary Poppins

Nana is a Newfoundland Dog

She is a daytime Nanny only.

Mrs. Darling was cleaning their room

Mrs. Darling was washing their heads while they sleep.

Mrs. Darling was remembering the day and delighting in their discoveries

Mrs. Darling is magic and she can file memories away for her children.

A Child's imagination

The place that the kids go to.

The place that Peter lives.

Its a made up place in a book.

Yes

NO

Maybe

Mrs. Darling is in a wheelchair and needs help taking care of the children

John is diagnosed with the mumps

They had enough money in the budget

To keep up with the Jones'

Wendy

Mrs. Darling

Mr. Darling

Nana

They are ALL sharp

He has perfect, straight, white teeth

He is missing a few teeth

He still has all of his baby teeth

sweeping

folding underwear

making a mess

sorting memories

a giant fire breathing dragon

a pirate ship and treasure

a lagoon with flamingos flying over it

a tree house

a flamingo with lagoons flying over it

a banana split

birthday cake and balloons

an ostrich wearing a baseball cap

by airplane

in their imagination

riding on a bird

on a ship

She screamed when she saw Peter Pan.

She talked to Peter Pan.

She got very happy

She called Mr. Darling into the room.

put it in the cupboard

put it in the closet

put it in the locker

put it in the drawer

Jerome finds the book in Sarah's room.

Sarah brought the book to court to read during the trial.

Jerome remembers that Kim liked to read Peter Pan.

Peter Pan is with the ghost that keeps showing himself to Jerome.

Jerome wonders if Peter Pan was killed by a cop too.

Jerome would give anything to grow up.

Jerome feels it will be good to stay young like Peter Pan.

Jerome thinks Peter Pan is lucky.

This line reinforces the fact that Jerome loves reading.

This line reinforces the fact that in life Jerome didn't realize the consequences of real danger.

This line tells the audience that Jerome thinks he might be dreaming.

This line supports the idea that Jerome might now be in the Peter Pan story.

He wants to give his sister the book to read but now he can't.

He heard Sarah's dad call from downstairs and it made him furious.

He has spent is whole life being nice and his good efforts didn't save him.

He thinks everything Sarah has is nice and it makes him sick.