Little Men: quién es quién, cronología y lugares

Nat arrives at Plumfield with Mr. Laurence's letter, receives care, and wins the pupils' respect through his violin playing.

The children at Plumfield are introduced through their habits, studies, difficulties, and responses to the Bhaers' care.

Tommy helps Nat earn his first egg, and Mr. Bhaer gives Nat a garden plot.

After Nat lies about damaging Emil's corn, Mr. Bhaer makes him strike his teacher's hand.

Mrs. Bhaer arranges a working miniature kitchen so Daisy can learn cooking through play.

Dan joins Plumfield, but a dangerous fire after a secret gathering leads Mr. Bhaer to send him to Mr. Page.

Nan enters the school as Daisy's companion, testing the household with dangerous dares and independent behavior.

Mrs. Jo stops a destructive game in which the children burn treasured toys for an imaginary creature.

The boys ruin Daisy and Nan's pretend ball, then arrange a kite party to restore friendship.

Dan returns with a badly injured foot, and the Bhaers welcome and nurse him.

Mr. Laurie arranges a museum for collecting natural objects, and Dan becomes its keeper.

Nan and Rob become lost during a berry outing, and Mrs. Bhaer and Dan find them after dark.

Bess visits Plumfield for a week, encouraging the children to become gentler, cleaner, and more generous.

Tommy's missing dollar brings suspicion on Nat, but Jack confesses after Dan rescues him from a dangerous fall.

The children discuss their hopes in the willow, while Jack agrees to seek forgiveness and give away his possessions.

Mrs. Jo gives restless Dan freedom and responsibility, while errands, chopping roots, and training Prince Charlie occupy his energy.

The pupils present their work in the museum, and the boys give Dan a microscope.

The children gather their crops, and Mrs. Jo helps Stuffy answer a cruel prank by sharing refreshments.

John Brooke dies after a brief illness, and the household supports his family with practical kindness and a funeral hymn.

Visitors tell fireside stories about kindness and honesty, while Tommy and Nan end their quarrel.

Plumfield celebrates Thanksgiving with a feast, guests, and performances, ending with the children's song of thanks to the Bhaers.