Disney's Sequel To The Animated Classic: Cinderella

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During the events of Disney's sequel to the animated classic: Cinderella; Peter, makes a cameo appearance, flying through the town. Although he is not physically present in the film, Peter's shadow can be seen as he moves past a sign baring the royal decree, which is posted on the nearest building. Based on their clothing, hairstyles, and architectural structures; Cinderella appears to take place in the 1870's. Many of the characters outfits closely resemble the Victorian era of fashion. Considering the location of her second animated feature and the setting; we can make an educated guess as to where he might be heading. Because the film's setting takes place in Germany and Peter is originally from England, he must have been on his way to London.

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