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    on the roles of the opposing gender within society. Peter Pan upholds a conservative, misogynistic view towards gender for he believes women should not take part in fighting and playing, rather they must work as domestic caretakers to the boys of Neverland. His attitude towards the opposing gender is represented through the metaphor of the thimble. When Peter Pan first meets Darla, he asks her, “Give us a thimble” (Yolen 135). In narrative exposition the narrator explains that within the story,…

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    In Neverland, children can never grow old, a concept that is initially appealing. Barrie uses fantasy to captivate the imagination of children and teach them the value of growing older. For the Darling children, the initial excitement and danger of flying into the secondary world of Neverland is intoxicating. There are no rules and no parents to direct them to do chores, go to bed, go to school,…

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    Peter Pan Hero

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    feel from a movie. This film would not show a true hero’s journey without key archetypal characters such as a mentor, threshold guardian, allies, and many more. For example; without Wendy – Peters mentor, he may not have been motivated to go to Neverland and save his children. Without Captain Hook acting as a threshold guardian, Peter could have never remembered or completely forgotten his past life. Allies like the lost boys helped guide and train Peter to battle against the captain. Without…

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    "Second star to the right and straight on 'til morning." Peter Pan is a fantastical children's book published in 1904 by Sir James Matthew Barrie, more commonly known as J. M. Barrie. The Count of Monte Cristo, written by Alexandre Dumas in 1844, is a historical young adult fiction. These two books could not be more different. Peter Pan focuses on the imagination of young ones, one of which will never grow up. The Count of Monte Cristo follows the betrayal of a man and his revenge. However,…

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    (Fiona Mountford, 2015) In Peter Pan Goes Wrong, by Mischief Theatre, the much-loved members of The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society battle against collapsing sets, flying mishaps and numerous miscues on their way to Neverland with hilarious and disastrous results, much to the dismay of any stage manager. I watched this play on the 17th of November mid-way through their second Christmas run at the Apollo Theatre, London. Here, Mischief Theatre cleverly time perfect mishaps…

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    mean.’” (50). Although this, he refuses to leave the sketchy part of town, nicknamed Neverland; every time Flynt is offered the chance to leave, he politely declines. After a series of very unfortunate events unfolds, and Penelope gets kidnapped, Flynt has no other choice other than to leave to save her. “‘Then again,’ he continues, turning to me as we approach the busted old birdbath- the point where Neverland ends and the rest of the world begins- ‘never say never’”.…

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    Peter Pan Imperialism

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    Although children’s literature is often written to educate children, the most interesting children’s literature is a “complex interweaving of adult and childlike concerns.” (Nodelman and Reimer, 201) these concerns are imbedded into the stories of children to help produce an understanding or acceptance of the widely shared assumptions of their society. These assumptions are what we know, more commonly, as ideologies and they are virtually invisible, and more often then not; they lie at a level…

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    2016 Kim ranked #42 on Forbes 2016 celebrity with an annual outcome of fifty-one billion. The Kim Kardashian Collection ranked an alleged six-hundred million in 2013. When Kim was fourteen, she had a birthday party at Michael Jacksons Neverland Ranch. Now the Neverland Ranch is being sold for a ton of money. When Kim was fourteen, she thought it was the most wonderful thing on earth! She as an adult till this day will always remember that memory. Kim is a role model for a lot of woman. The way…

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    will carry through out her life. In Baum's novel Peter Pan, the gift that Wendy receives her gift in knowledge. She doesn't receive an actual piece of knowledge more-so the idea that she needs to mature and grow up, something that she learns in Neverland while taking care of Peter. In The Wizard of Oz Dorothy's companions receive the gifts that they were looking for the entire time line. While Dorthy herself receives the gift of getting to go…

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    Michael Jackson loved to give back to the ones in need he loved his mansion. The mansion was located in Los Olivos and it was 2500 acres long. Behind the mansion is Neverland, the amusement park that Michael Jackson created. It’s full with rides and a big Ferris wheel. There used to be a rumor that Michael Jackson went in debt and that Neverland was almost auctioned off. That problem got solved immediately. Michael Jackson stopped living in this mansion because he felt that he didn’t want to…

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