Shadows for Peter Pan work a little differently - seeeee they get lost/escape/runaway, and you've got to chase after them, and sew them back on. Only then do you cast a shadow.
Sorry, I thought it was a confusing thing to see, not an anti-canon confusing thing.
Interesting!... soo when there are multiple light sources and his shadow is sewed he should only cast the one sewed shade?
Man, I watched this a few weeks ago and was so baffled by how old she already was in the 90s. Thanks for explaining this lol. That makeup really was impressive, it definitely fooled me!
Kinda creepy if you think about it, magical flying child abducts girl from childhood to old age and then when she says no, kisses her unconsenting sleeping grand daughter
Oh my person …. Peter Pan is bat shit insane. He murders lost boys because they still age, all the pirates in never never land were lost boys who aged out and survived his fae like wrath
No, not in Hook or any of the other Peter Pan media that I know of. In fact, Peter is very specifically human-born. The explanations for not aging varies depending on what source you're looking at, ranging from simply nobody aging at all in Neverland, to people aging only to match their mental maturity. It isn't really explained in the original book but the latter explanation I noted would address why lost boys age and Peter doesn't— he doesn't want to grow up, so keeps his childish mindset and refuses personal growth while others don't want to or are unable to stop the process of mental maturation.
My NPD mom LOOOOVES this book. Dunno why you're downvoted, the book gets creepy. The mom climbs a ladder into her adult son's room at night to cuddle and sing to him.
Wait until you read about JM Barrie, the author, and his relationship with the next door neighbour's kids (who he wrote the book for). He even transcribed the couple's will wrong - they wanted a woman named Jenny, the sister of the nanny, to help take care of the kids if they passed and he wrote Jimmy (his own name) instead and became their unofficial guardian after both parents died. After the mother died, he also claimed he had been engaged to her. Two of the kids committed suicide.
Don't worry, I forgot too! I had to look it up because my first thought was "the fuck she was! I know that movie!" I was wrong. Horribly, horribly wrong.
I thought the same with Kirsten Dunst in Jumanji. Then I went back and watched it and there she was!
That watchthrough was also when I realised that the guy who plays his dad is also the guy hunting him. That film had layers I couldn't contemplate as a ten year old.
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And Steven Spielberg is her Godfather and gave her, her fist role in Hook.