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Chapter one
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The Nursery
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Wendy, John and Michael Darling live in a lovely house in London. They have got a big,
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sunny nursery. There are colourful pictures and a big clock on the wall. There are toys
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here and there. The Darlings are a happy family. Mr Darling and Mrs Darling love their children
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very much. Wendy is the first child, John is the second and Michael is the third.
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The children's nanny is called Nana and she is a big Newfoundland dog! Her kennel is in
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the nursery and she is a wonderful nanny. She loves the children and the children love
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her.
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One evening Mr and Mrs Darling want to go to a dinner party. They have their best clothes
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on.
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'Nana, it's time to put the children to bed,' says Mrs Darling.
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Nana goes to the bathroom. She turns on the hot water for Michael's bath. She puts her
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paw in the water to check the temperature. It's perfect!
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'I don't want to have a bath!' says little Michael.
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But Nana is a firm nanny and Michael has his bath.
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Then Nana gives the children their pyjamas. Now they are ready for bed.
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Mrs Darling comes into the nursery and smiles. 'Good work, Nana! I see the children are ready
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for bed.' Nana wags her big tail.
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Suddenly there is a noise. Mrs Darling sees a young boy outside the nursery window. She
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is very surprised. Nana barks and shuts the window quickly. The boy's shadow falls on
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the floor. The young boy flies away. 'Who's there?' asks Mrs Darling. She opens the window
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and looks outside, but she sees nothing. Then she sees the boy's shadow on the floor and
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says, 'Poor boy, this is his shadow. Let's put it in the drawer.'
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The children are in bed. Mr Darling takes Nana to the garden. Then he goes to the sitting
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room and waits for Mrs Darling.
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Mrs Darling sings to the children and kisses them. She is a perfect mother. Soon the three
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children are sleeping. Mr and Mrs Darling go to their bedroom. They put on their coats
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and go to the dinner party.
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Chapter two
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The Shadow
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The children are sleeping and dreaming. Suddenly the window opens. A small ball of light enters
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the nursery and flies around. It is a lovely fairy called Tinker Bell. She is looking for
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something. After a moment a young boy enters the nursery and says, 'Tink, where are you?
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Please find my shadow.'
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Tinker Bell finds his shadow in the drawer and gives it to him. 'Now I can stick the
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shadow to my feet with some soap,' he thinks. He tries and tries again, but he can't. He
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is very confused and starts crying.
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Wendy wakes up and sees the boy but she is not afraid. His clothes are made of leaves.
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'Little boy, why are you crying?' Wendy asks.
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The boy takes off his cap and asks, 'What's your name?'
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'Wendy Moira Angela Darling. What's yours?'
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'Peter Pan.'
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'Is that all?'
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'Yes!' says Peter. Then he thinks, 'My name is very, very short.'
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Wendy looks at his shadow and asks, 'Can I help you with your shadow?'
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'Yes, please!' says Peter.
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Wendy gets her sewing basket and sews on Peter's shadow.
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After a few minutes she says, 'Finished! Now you have your shadow again.'
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Peter looks at the floor and sees his shadow. He is very happy and dances around the room.
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'Oh, Wendy, you are wonderful!' says Peter.
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'Do you really think so?' asks Wendy.
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'Yes,' says Peter.
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Wendy smiles and gives Peter a kiss on the cheek.
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'Oh!' says Peter. 'How nice!'
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'How old are you, Peter?' asks Wendy.
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'I don't know, but I am young. I don't want to grow up. I always want to be a boy and
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have fun.'
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Peter looks around the room for his fairy. He hears a noise and looks in a drawer. Tinker
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Bell flies out. Wendy is delighted to see a fairy, but Tinker Bell is afraid. She hides
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behind the big clock.
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'Where do you live, Peter?' asks Wendy.
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'I live in Neverland with the Lost Boys,' says Peter.
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'Neverland? The Lost Boys? Who are they?' asks Wendy.
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'The Lost Boys haven't got a mother or father. They are alone in the world and they live
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in Neverland. I am their Captain. In Neverland we fight the pirates. We also swim in the
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lagoon with the beautiful mermaids. Fairies live in the trees in the forest. The fairies
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are my friends,' says Peter.
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'Oh, what fun!' says Wendy.
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'I must go back now. I must tell the Lost Boys a story. They love stories,' says Peter.
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'Don't go away! I know a lot of stories,' says Wendy.
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'Then come with me, Wendy. You can tell us stories. We all want a mother. Please come,'
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says Peter.
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'But I can't fly,' says Wendy.
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'I can teach you to fly,' says Peter.
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'Can you teach John and Michael to fly too?'
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'Yes, of course,' says Peter.
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'John! Michael! Wake up! This is Peter Pan. He's from Neverland. It's a beautiful place,'
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says Wendy.
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John and Michael are very surprised.
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'We can go there with him. But first we must learn to fly,' Wendy says.
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Wendy, John and Michael are very excited. They try to fly but fall on the beds and on
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the floor.
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'No, no,' says Peter. 'Here is some fairy dust.' He puts some fairy dust on their shoulders.
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'Now try again,' says Peter.
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'Look, I can fly!' says Wendy.
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'I can too,' says John.
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'Me too,' says little Michael.
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'Tink, show us the way to Neverland,' says Peter.
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They follow Tinker Bell and fly out of the nursery window. In the garden Nana looks at
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the sky and barks.
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Mr and Mrs Darling return from the dinner party. They go into the nursery, but it is
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empty!
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CHAPTER THREE
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The Neverland
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Wendy, John and Michael fly over cities, towns, mountains, forests and seas.
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Finally they see an island in the sea below them.
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'Look, that's Neverland,' says Peter.
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'Neverland!' say the children.
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In Neverland the Lost Boys live in the forest in a secret underground home. There are six
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Lost Boys: Slightly Soiled, Tootles, Nibs, Curly and the Twins. They are waiting for
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Peter.
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Suddenly they hear the voices of the pirates. Nibs is very brave. He goes out, hides behind
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a tree and looks around him. He sees the horrible pirates. They are walking in the forest. They
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are big and ugly. Their pirate ship is the Jolly Roger.
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The pirates' captain is James Hook. He is a cruel pirate and a very bad man. He's got
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black eyes, black hair and a black beard. He hates Peter Pan. He's only got one arm.
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The other is a hook! In the past Peter Pan cut off Captain Hook's right arm during a
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fight. A crocodile ate the arm. Now the crocodile follows Captain Hook everywhere because he
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wants to eat him. The crocodile has an alarm clock in its stomach! Captain Hook can always
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hear it.
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'I know the Lost Boys live in this forest. We must find them and Peter Pan!' says Captain
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Hook.
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'Tick, tock, tick, tock!' Captain Hook hears the alarm clock.
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'Oh, no, the crocodile is coming to eat me!' says Captain Hook. He runs away and the pirates
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follow him.
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Soon some Indians arrive in the forest. They are looking for the pirates. The pirates are
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their enemy. Tiger Lily is their leader. She is the beautiful daughter of the Indian chief.
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She loves Peter Pan. Tinker Bell and Wendy love him too. The Indians go away and the
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Lost Boys return to play in the forest.
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Then Nibs looks at the sky and says, 'Look, there is a lovely white bird in the sky.'
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'Is it really a bird?' the Lost Boys ask.
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Tinker Bell says, 'Yes, yes, it's a bird. It's a Wendy bird. You must shoot it!' Sometimes
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Tink is a bad fairy. She knows it is Wendy, but she doesn't like her.
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Nibs takes his bow and arrow and shoots Wendy. Poor Wendy falls to the ground. The Lost Boys
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see Wendy and say, 'She's not a bird! She's a lovely girl.'
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Peter flies down with John and Michael and asks, 'Where is Wendy?'
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Tootles says, 'Here she is.'
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Peter goes over to her and asks, 'Wendy, are you all right?' Wendy slowly opens her eyes
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and smiles. 'Yes, but I'm very tired,' she says.
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The Lost Boys are sorry. They decide to build her a little house.
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When the house is ready Wendy says, 'What a lovely little house! Thank you.'
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'Can you be our mother now? Can you tell us bedtime stories before we go to bed?' asks
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Nibs.
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'Of course,' says Wendy. 'Come in and I can tell you the story of Cinderella.'
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They enter, sit down and listen to Wendy's story. It is a wonderful story.
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Peter Pan is outside the house with his sword. He wants to protect Wendy and the Lost Boys.
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CHAPTER FOUR
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The Mermaid's Lagoon
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One summer evening Peter, Wendy, John, Michael and the Lost Boys go to the Mermaid's Lagoon.
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Beautiful mermaids live here and they are Peter's friends. They swim and play in the
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blue lagoon. Then they sit on Marooner's Rock to comb their long hair. They sit in the sun
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and laugh.
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The children like the mermaids and John says, 'I want to catch one!' He tries, but the mermaid
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jumps into the water.
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Peter says, 'It is very difficult to catch a mermaid.'
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Suddenly someone says, 'Look, the pirates are coming!'
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A small boat with two pirates is coming to the lagoon. John, Michael and the Lost Boys
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jump off the rock and swim away. But Wendy stays with Peter. They hide behind the rock.
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Peter sees Tiger Lily. She is sitting in the small boat. Poor Tiger Lily is a prisoner
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of the pirates.
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'Let's leave her on this rock. When the sea rises, she will die!' says Smee. The two pirates
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laugh. It is already night and it is very dark.
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Peter wants to save Tiger Lily and thinks of something intelligent. He imitates Captain
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Hook's voice and says, 'Cut the ropes and let her go! Do as I say, you idiots! Let her
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go!' The two pirates are amazed.
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'Can you hear Hook's voice?' asks Smee.
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'Yes, but what do we do?' asks Starkey.
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'We must obey him and cut the ropes,' says Smee.
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They cut the ropes and Tiger Lily is free. She quickly jumps into the water and swims
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away.
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Captain Hook sees everything and he is furious.
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'That horrid Peter Pan! This time I must attack him,' he says.
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He swims to the rock and fights with Peter. It is a long fight.
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The Captain hurts Peter with his hook, but Peter fights courageously. At last, Peter
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wins the fight and Hook swims back to the Jolly Roger. Peter is now alone on the rock
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with Wendy.
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'The sea is rising and we are in great danger here. We must leave this rock,' says Peter.
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'Oh, Peter, I am very tired and I cannot swim or fly.'
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He sees a big kite with a long tail. It is flying slowly over the lagoon. He takes the
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tail of the kite and says, 'Wendy, hold on to this tail and fly away with the kite.'
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Wendy flies away.
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'The sea is rising. I must fly away,' Peter thinks. When he gets home everyone is happy
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to see him especially Wendy.
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Chapter five
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The Underground Home
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The Underground Home is a secret place. No one knows where it is. It is a happy, warm
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place. There is only one room with a big fireplace. Tinker Bell has her tiny room too.
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Wendy is a perfect mother. She cooks and sews for everyone. She also tells beautiful bedtime
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stories. The Lost Boys are happy because they finally have a mother. John and Michael are
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happy because there is a new adventure every day.
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Peter Pan is a perfect father. He brings home food and protects the family.
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Wendy and Peter play with the children and laugh with them.
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But one night something happens. Wendy tells the children this bedtime story:
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'In the big city of London there are two parents. They are very sad because they cannot find
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their three children. Every night they leave the nursery window open. They wait and wait
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for their children to return. But they don't return. Poor parents! They are very sad without
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their children.'
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'Oh, Wendy, this is the story of our parents,' says John.
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'Yes, it is,' says Michael.
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Peter listens and says, 'Sometimes parents forget their children and other children take
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their place.'
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Wendy is very surprised. 'Oh, no!' she says! 'Perhaps there are other children in our beds!
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John, Michael we must go home!'
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'Do we really have to?' ask John and Michael.
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'Yes, we've got to return home.'
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The Lost Boys are sad and say, 'Oh, Wendy, please don't leave us!'
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'Don't be sad. You can come and live with us in London,' says Wendy.
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'Oh, how wonderful!' the Lost Boys say. 'We can have a real family.' They jump up and
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down with joy. They dance around the room.
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But Peter is not happy. He is very serious and says, 'I'm not coming with you to London.
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I don't want to grow up. I want to be a boy forever.'
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Everyone says goodbye to Peter. Outside, the pirates are waiting for them! The children
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come out of the underground home and the pirates capture them. Then they take them to the Jolly
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Roger.
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They don't make any noise. Peter doesn't know where they are.
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He is sad without Wendy, John, Michael and the Lost Boys. He sits and thinks.
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'Tap, tap, tap!' There is someone at the door.
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'Who is it?' asks Peter.
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He can hear the sound of little bells and opens the door. Tinker Bell flies in and says,
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'The pirates have got Wendy, John, Michael and the Lost Boys! They are in danger. Let's
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help them!'
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'I must save them. Come Tink, let's go to the Jolly Roger! This time I must attack Hook!'
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CHAPTER SIX
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The Jolly Roger
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There is a yellow moon in the night sky. The folly Roger is in the bay near Kidd's Creek.
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The children are on the pirate ship. They are prisoners of Captain Hook and his cruel
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pirates.
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Captain Hook looks at them and says, 'This time it's Peter Pan or me! You idiots! Peter
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Pan can't save you now.' Hook laughs and then calls Smee. 'Smee, get the plank ready!'
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'Yes sir!' says Smee.
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'Now listen to me,' says Hook. 'You must all walk the plank!'
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'Walk the plank?' asks John.
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'Yes! First you walk the plank and then you fall into the sea with the crocodile. It will
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eat you! Ha, ha!' laughs Hook. 'But I can save two of you. I want two young pirates.
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Who wants to be a pirate?'
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The Lost Boys look at John. John looks at Michael and says, 'The life of a pirate is
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exciting. I don't want to walk the plank. I don't want to be food for the crocodile.
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Let's be pirates!' Michael looks at his brother. Then they look at Wendy. She doesn't like
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their idea.
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Captain Hook laughs and moves his hook in front of their faces.