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#Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie
slashingdisneypasta · 15 days
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My Favourite Book Villains
(And my favourite page in my sketchbook <3 )
*Supernatural Edition*
I may come back and talk about them later. I'm just leaving this here in case I want to ^^ 💕💕💕
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enchantedbook · 4 months
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'Peter Pan' by Francis D. Bedford for the 1911 edition of J. M. Barrie's 'Peter Pan'
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lackadaisycal-art · 3 days
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All children, except one, grow up
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happy-emmdings · 1 year
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It was so sexy of J. M. Barrie to describe Captain Hook like that. What color are his eyes? Forget-me-not and profound melancholy. Correct.
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eohoppeofficial · 5 months
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Peter Llewelyn Davies, 1916.
©E.O. Hoppé Estate Collection.
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I FOUND THIS OUT AND COULDNT STOP LAUGHING BECAUSE APPARENTLY KIDS THOUGHT THEY COULD FLY IF THEY HURLED THEMSELVES OFF OF THEIR BED
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derangedrhythms · 1 year
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To die will be an awfully big adventure.
J. M. Barrie, from ‘Peter Pan’
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saltwaterandstars · 2 days
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OMP BPC - 25th May - Borrowed
I'm very lucky that I have a friend who lends me lots of books. Her taste includes childhood classics, so here I am reading Peter Pan for the very first time.
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michaelmoonsbookshop · 7 months
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J M Barrie Peter Pan and Wendy illustrations by F D Bedford
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While I'm still Gaimanposting, does the Other Mother seem to anyone else like a weird hybrid of Peter Pan and Captain Hook? I mean, on one hand Peter is sorta the immortal god of a whimsical but dangerous fantasy world where kids can escape to, and due to his eternal immaturity he's more sinister and selfish than he initially appears. On the other hand, Hook has the animal nemesis and also the weird Freudian dynamic where he's like the fantasy world's alternate version of Wendy's dad (especially given that Hook and Mr. Darling are traditionally played by the same actor).
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pandomawards · 2 months
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The Pandom Awards
Hi, I'm Charley (any pronouns), @thecringefailintherye to some of you and @autisticslightlyposting to most of you!
A while back, in our discord server, I held a google form where our members could nominate certain characters from Peter Pan fanfics, aus, and retellings for certain Award categories. Then, we voted on the nominees, and the top two from each category in that round, and here we are, round 3 in tumblr polls.
If you didn't vote in the server and aren't a server member and want to be dm me and I'll give you the name of our mod. If not, and you're confused on who these characters are, dm or send me an ask and I'll explain (we use fanon nicknames)
Polls will be released Mondays and Tuesdays, and results on Sundays and Mondays (alongside the first poll of the week).
If you're having a problem with a vote, please DM me and I'll try and fix the issue.
Feel free to submit propaganda for your faves via asks after a round has begun.
Good luck to all Peters, Wendies, Hook, Pirates, OCs, Fairies, Lost Boys and all others in the running and their owners.
So begins the first Pandom Awards, lets go!
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dolls-self-ships · 22 days
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personally I think that if Captain Hook didn’t have to share his living space with a bunch of other men 24/7 that he, like Alastor from HH, would also be a lowkey man-hater and prefer the company of women. I mean most of his beef is with men already anyway (Peter, Captain Flynn) and even when he does argue/fight with women I think he would be a little nicer to them, you know, raised a gentleman and all. Idk coupled with him being a canonical mamas boy I just think he gives off that vibe, he would absolutely be one of the girls granted the right circumstances.
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enchantedbook · 2 years
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Peter and Wendy, illustration by John Fisher
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princess-ibri · 1 year
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Captain Hook Villain Backstory
James Hook is his real name in this, different then Barrie's Hook who was named something before but so much of Disney's Peter Pan/Neverland stuff is different then Barries so I don't feel too bad changing it
Alot of this stuff is taken from backstory elements given to him in the "Jake and the Neverland Pirates" show, which I'm going to say has been 'filtered' to retell to children and contained a lot more actual peril and such in the Real Events which 'inspired' the show 
James  was raised by his mother Dorothea and her first mate Nell,  and spent his childhood in the Seas of the EverRealm, including the NeverSea, which contains the Neverland Archipelago which sits at the fuzzy border of the EverRealm and Our World
It was during this time that he learned to speak the  language of the Neverland fairies 
But he was rather dismal at pirating, and so as a boy was sent back into Our World to attend Eton under the care of his mother's sister, Emily--both his mother and Nell had sailed out of Our World (after starting as a lady and her maid fleeing the lady’s cruel husband with baby Hook on the way) aboard a washtub turned escape vessel and had originally hailed from England before turning pirates 
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Turns out that he just needed to get out from under his famous mother's shadow. Hook flourished at Eton, becoming a member of the esteemed Eton Society even, and became a source of pride and terror to the school, hailed later as a "Great Etonion, if not a good one"  
Eventually though he tired of academic life and set out once more to sea, undertaking his childhood occupation once more with considerably more skill and cunning. No doubt learned while destroying his opponents on the playing fields.
Despite his new vigor however, becoming captain of his own ship at the age of 18 due to his prowess, he  lost his first crew during an unfortunate incident involving blue pixie dust, which left him with a vendetta against the inhabitants of Neverland
He was rescued from a watery grave in the NeverSea by one William Smee, who worked aboard the vessel under the dreaded(and likely Cursed to still be about and buckeenering at this time) Captain Blackbeard. Hook quickly moved through the ranks of the ship becoming Blackbeard's bosun, before overthrowing and marooning the infamous pirate and those loyal to him, and forming a new crew, renaming the ship The Jolly Rodger
Hook sailed about for several years pirating across the Everrealm and dipping into Our World before returning to Neverland to cause some trouble for the fairies of Pixie Hallow--and finding himself sans one hand thanks to the fairies new charge and protector, one Peter Pan
Hook then spent years in Neverland trying to get revenge on Pan before being chased out to the Outer Islands of the Neverland Archipelago, where, having lost his crew apart from the ever loyal Mr. Smee and two musically inclined though rather dim crewmates, he was forced to eek out an existence trying to rebuild his reputation. All while running afoul of another young boy and his friends who'd been placed there by Pan to protect the Outer Islands
Eventually Hook was able to regain his prestige and his crew (though neither where what they once were) and set about attempting to gain revenge on Pan once more, though this time he tried to do so through kidnapping Pan's beloved Wendy Darling-though he actually got her daughter Jane, as he was unaware how much time had passed in Our World
Stuff that brings in my Canon Descendants characters:
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After this latest defeat at the hands of children Hook finally decided to try settling down, and for some years lived peaceably enough with his long admired lady, the piratess Red Jessica. Despite Hook's dislike of children the pair even had three of their own together, and Hook came to care for them in a degree his own way, though he was never a very good father 
Eventually though the couple split and Hook returned to his own pirating, determined as ever to gain his revenge on Peter Pan.
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Other polls in my 'polls' tag / pinned post
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scotianostra · 5 months
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On December 27th 1904 J M Barrie’s play Peter Pan premiered at the Duke of York Theatre, London.
Writer and playwright J.M. Barrie was born on May 9, 1860, in Kirriemuir, Forfarshire, Scotland. After graduating from Edinburgh University in 1882, Barrie worked as a journalist. He published his first novel, Better Dead, in 1887. Barrie soon had a string of popular novels set in Scotland, including A Window in Thrums.
After having some success with fiction, Barrie began writing plays in 1890s. His play, Walker London, was warmly received. The comedy poked fun at the institution of marriage. He got married himself in 1894 to actress Mary Ansell, but it didn’t turn out to be a happy union and they later divorced.
Perhaps to escape his difficult home life, Barrie took to going out for long walks in London’s Kensington Gardens, where he met the five Llewelyn Davies brothers in the late 1890s. It was the brothers where he found inspiration for Peter Pan. Barrie would later become the boys’ guardian after the death of their parents.
The famous character of Peter Pan first appeared in the 1902 book The Little White Bird. Two years later audiences were drawn into the fantastical tale of the flying boy who never grew up and his adventures in Neverland with the Darling children. Barrie also wrote a book based on the play called Peter and Wendy, which was published in 1911. The book earned rave reviews from critics.
Barrie published about Peter Pan in five works in total, Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up, Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, When Wendy Grew Up – An Afterthought, Peter and Wendy, and Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up, the first publication of the script of the play.
Around 40 other stories have been published by various other people through the years along with four nonfiction works telling the stories behind the stories. Numerous comic books have also been published and there was a radio adaptation from the BBC in 1995.
According to wiki we have had 26 different stage plays about or eponymous boy who never grew up, the latest being only two years ago, Peter Pan: reimagined fro the Birmingham Rep.
Wiki says there have been 12 films, including the animated ones, and on the small screen in various guises, Peter has been explored 12 times.
The charm of J M Barrie’s character lives on in several video games and who knows how long we will continue to see Peter appear in years to come.
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