Stuart Little Chapter4

Study Notes

Stuart's Accident

Stuart attempts a circus-style jump onto the window sill, but the shade springs upward, trapping him inside.
Snowbell, the cat, is amused by Stuart's predicament, and instead of seeking help, he places Stuart's hat and cane near the mousehole entrance.
Mrs. Little discovers the hat and cane, leading to a panicked search for Stuart, who is presumed to have fallen down the mousehole.

The Search for Stuart

Mr. Little insists on a thorough search before ripping up the floor.
Mrs. Little worries about Stuart’s safety and suggests lowering him food.
Mr. Little tells the family to call out for Stuart, and they hear a faint response but misinterpret it.
The family searches and calls for Stuart, but their efforts are unsuccessful.
The Bureau of Missing Persons dismisses Stuart’s case due to his size.
George, in a misguided attempt to find Stuart, moves furniture in the cellar.
George finds and uses Mr. Little's rowing machine.

Stuart's Rescue

The family enjoys a sad lunch in Stuart's absence.
George, believing Stuart to be dead, attempts to pull down the shades in the house.
Mr. Little reprimands George for his actions.
As George lowers the living room shade, Stuart falls out onto the window sill.
Stuart explains his accident and suggests that his hat and cane had been planted by Snowbell.

Description

Explore the events of Stuart Little as Stuart finds himself trapped after a circus-style jump. The family's frantic search for him showcases their love and concern. Dive into the challenges they face while trying to locate their tiny family member.