Stuart Little Adventure

Study Notes

Stuart’s Early Morning Exercise

Stuart, a three-year-old boy, wakes up early and goes downstairs for exercise.
He wants to prove his strong stomach muscles to Snowbell, the cat.
Stuart sees a window shade and decides to use it as a trapeze, attempting to pull himself up.
He jumps with force, causing the shade to roll up quickly, trapping him inside.
Snowbell is amused by Stuart's predicament and does not help him.
Instead of seeking help, Snowbell carries Stuart's hat and cane to the mousehole.
When Mrs. Little finds the belongings, she realizes Stuart has fallen down the mousehole.

Stuart's Morning Routine

Stuart wakes up early and goes downstairs to exercise.
He boasts about his strong stomach muscles.

Snowbell and Stuart's Interaction

Snowbell, the cat, is skeptical about Stuart's claims of strength.
Snowbell encourages Stuart to prove his strength by attempting a trapeze-like stunt.

Stuart's Accident

Stuart attempts to pull himself up on the window shade ring.
The force of his jump causes the shade to roll up, trapping Stuart inside.

Snowbell's Response

Snowbell is amused by Stuart's predicament.
Instead of helping, Snowbell takes Stuart's belongings.

Discovery of Stuart's Disappearance

Mrs. Little finds Stuart's hat and cane near the entrance to the mousehole.
She realizes that Stuart has fallen into the mousehole.

Description

In this whimsical story, young Stuart Little showcases his adventurous spirit as he attempts to impress Snowbell the cat with his strength. His playful antics lead to an unexpected predicament when he becomes trapped in a window shade. Discover the humorous moments and unexpected turns that unfold as Mrs. Little realizes Stuart's situation.