Peter P A Story Of Our Childhood - 1216 Words

Peter Pan is a fairy story of our childhood. I am attractive in fairy tale with magic and mystery so Peter Pan is my choice for this project. Nowadays, Peter Pan is not only a fantasy story for children but also a story which gives adult happiness and the memories about their childhood. The famous fantasy novel from J.M.Barrie was adapted into a movie. Peter Pan is a story take place in Neverland, where is an imaginary land. The story is about the interesting adventures of Peter Pan, Wendy, Michael, and John. Peter Pan is my favorite charecter. He is a free spirited and mischievous young boy who can fly and never grows up. Peter Pan spends his never-ending adventures in Neverland, he is the leader of the lost†¦show more content†¦Peter drifts out to the sea, Wendy shoots up with Tinker Bell, Michael and John fly somewhere. Wendy follow Tinker Bell while Tinker Bell felt jealous and want to do bad thing to Wendy. There are 6 lost boys on the land. Tootles, who often accidenta lly misses out on the best adventures. Next in Nibs, carefree boy. Sightly, who loves to dance and to reminisce about his earthly life. Curly, who tends to get in trouble. Finally, Twins, who looks exactly the same, therefone, thay are always a little embarrassed. They all looking for Peter Pan, Next come the pirates, ugly, tattooed and murdered. Captain Hook is awful but handsome, he fears nothing but his own blood. Next come is Piccaninmy tribe. Their leader is a beautiful princess Tiger Lily. Wendy met 6 lost boys, they built house for her as she askes them to. They beg her to be their mom and she agrees. She let them come in and reads them a story, they happily fall asleep. The next day Peter Pan makes the place to sleep for Michael, John, Wendy. Wendy spends time to take care of the boys. 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