“All children, except one, grow up.” This is the famous opening line and introduces the central theme: childhood vs growing up. Because he loves freedom, fun,

He forgets important things, making connections difficult.

Because he refuses to grow up and avoids responsibility.

She wants adventure and is curious about Peter’s world.

She introduces routines, kindness, and responsibility.

He lives in the moment and avoids deep emotional attachment.

Partly yes, because of adventure, but she also misses home.

Peter is carefree and childish. Wendy is more mature and responsible.

He is dangerous, clever, and dramatic. - “Peter Pan has cut off my arm!” Reveals his deep hatred toward Peter.

It can symbolize identity, freedom, and the magical part of Peter.

Because they want someone caring and motherly in their lives.

Because he is brave, confident, and adventurous.

She is kind, caring, and tells stories. Peter also likes that she acts like a mother to the Lost Boys.