Karen Sosa.

Cleverness Corporation

york

Andres

08/16/2024

THE NEVER LAND

Introduction:

Peter Pan is a story based on the imaginary creation of the brothers Maicol, Jhon and Wendy

where little by little we discover childhood and nature based on violence, traumas and ailments

that James experienced throughout his life and especially in his childhood with that being said,

Peter becomes this boy who wants to take his brothers to a country where they will never grow

up and will always preserve their childhood to enjoy the childhood they never could have.

This story was inspired by the loss of his brother who had a birthday the day before and takes

place in two different places where the first is the United Kingdom and then they fly to

Neverland.

Development:

It is a story based on wanting to be a child forever and not grow up which begins from the day his

parents go through various difficulties when starting a life together since they had a perspective

that they could control their children until the appearance of Peter Pan. in their lives.

His mother was aware that her children dreamed a lot about going to “neverland” since they told

her what this place was like. Peter Pan spied on them through the window frequently and on one

of these visits the seba, but his shadow disappeared. is trapped in the children's room, one day her

parents decide to go out to party and that is where Peter shows up with the previously mentioned
pretext, then he takes advantage of the parents' absence and offers Wendy and her two brothers to

invite them to the neverland, although what he really wanted was for only Wendy to take care of

him and the other lost children, Wendy and her brothers accept and fly away just at that moment

their parents were returning home since they suspected that something It was going to happen,

although in the middle of the trip it becomes a little long, the children begin to be afraid because

they realize that Peter is a little forgetful and they leave them flying forever, although luckily they

manage to reach Neverland, where they introduces Hook, the terrible and mortal enemy of Peter

Pan because he was in charge of cutting off his hand, this is how little by little we get to know

Peter's true nature, a nature soaked in violence, trauma, ailments and immaturity since he laughs

at the treatment that Wendy receives when she arrives at Neverland and Peter lets us know that he

is trapped in an eternal childhood which describes adults who avoid personal and professional

responsibilities by behaving like children and adolescents who refuse to grow up. and to mature

from the fear of not being loved.

After a short time Wendy assumes the role of mother to all the lost children because she tells

them that a mother reads them stories, tucks them in and gives them love before going to sleep

and the children are excited since none of them have experienced this sensation. This is where

Wendy describes people who put the desires of others above their own, especially in emotional

relationships because they feel the need to take care of the other as if they were a child assuming

a parental role and this situation arises from the fear of acceptance towards others.

One day, Captain Hook kidnaps Wendy in order to make Peter angry with the intention of

making him go in search of her in order to kill him, taking into account that he is bothered by

Peter's childish attitudes because he still behaves like a child anymore. that in this the life of an

adult is reflected by his maturity, seriousness and lack of empathy with children.
Peter falls into Captain Hook's trap of wanting to kill him, since he manages to reach the ship

where Wendy and the kidnapped children are, in order to fight with Captain Hook after a long

battle they manage to free the children, but Captain Hook tells him He asks Peter to fight man to

man, and the crocodile continues waiting for who wins the battle to see who will be his next

meal. For a moment, Hook had him cornered, but Peter, after a good maneuver, manages to

defeat him and asks him to leave. but he tries to betray him from behind after defeating him,

at that very moment Wendy manages to shout at Peter to avoid him where he then falls into the

water where the crocodile was waiting for him to be eaten.

This whole story is associated with childhood and old age where the most important theme of this

book is the fight between Peter Pan and Captain Hook where Peter Pan represents childhood for

his mischief, ingenuity, innocence, happiness and desire to want to adventure or know, because

most of childhood is where we explore new ideas and let our imagination be creative but it also

shows us that at this stage we can become impulsive, irresponsible, risk-takers, and do not know

how to detect the dangers that can occur to It is time to make certain decisions that can cause

harm to other people or ourselves, and these attitudes can also bother others.

On the contrary, Hook represents the adult world, being a more responsible, serious, bitter

person, acquiring manners, elegance and transparency when expressing himself and dressing, the

vision of life and that as time passes, many childish attitudes begin to bother him. because

adulthood takes away many things like happiness, empathy and charisma to understand people,

but it gives you experience, responsibility, personality and respect that only the passage of time

gives you.
Conclusion

Childhood is beautiful but it doesn't last forever, and Petter Pan remains trapped in his childish

narcissism while Wendy teaches us that we should stop playing games and become adults.

The book teaches us that we must keep our lives in balance since growing up is inevitable and it

is also necessary to take responsibility for our lives, but this does not mean that we should

abandon our inner child since we must keep the joy and adventure alive in our hearts, thus trying

to avoid, for the most part, becoming rigid and boring adults.

The most important thing is that we find that magic that makes us dream and at the same time

helps us build our own paths with responsibility, courage and a lot of love.