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Before he died, Rufio’s final words were that he wished he had a dad like Peter. Neverland was somehow able to grant his wish, and he was reborn to parents Jonathan and Susan Long. Some of his previous life remained as he grew up, such as his skateboarding skills, love of the color red, and tendency to wear too much hair gel. And since he was born into a line of dragons, he was able to do what Rufio was never shown doing onscreen; ''fly''.
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Before he died, Rufio’s Rufio's final words were that he wished he had a dad like Peter. Neverland was somehow able to grant his wish, and he was reborn to parents Jonathan and Susan Long. Some of his previous life remained as he grew up, such as his skateboarding skills, love of the color red, and tendency to wear too much hair gel. And since he was born into a line of dragons, he was able to do what Rufio was never shown doing onscreen; ''fly''.
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[[WMG: Rufio was reincarnated into [[WesternAnimation/AmericanDragonJakeLong Jake Long]]
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The film begins with Peter Banning attending a grade school stage production of Peter Pan, so the story is widely known in the world of the film. How could Peter Pan be both a real person (Peter Banning) and a popular children's tale? It isn't; only the latter exists. Missing his son's baseball game is the last straw for Peter's already strained marriage. His wife leaves, taking their children with her. Peter finally gives into the stress and experiences a psychotic break. He inserts himself into the story of Peter Pan, imagining the events of the film.
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The film begins with Peter Banning attending a grade school stage production of Peter Pan, so the story is widely known in the world of the film. How could Peter Pan be both a real person (Peter Banning) and a popular children's tale? It isn't; only the latter exists. Missing his son's baseball game is the last straw for Peter's already strained marriage. His wife leaves, taking their children with her. Peter finally gives into the stress and experiences a psychotic break. He inserts himself into the story of Peter Pan, imagining the events of the film.film.
[[WMG: Rufio was reincarnated into [[WesternAnimation/AmericanDragonJakeLong Jake Long]]
Before he died, Rufio’s final words were that he wished he had a dad like Peter. Neverland was somehow able to grant his wish, and he was reborn to parents Jonathan and Susan Long. Some of his previous life remained as he grew up, such as his skateboarding skills, love of the color red, and tendency to wear too much hair gel. And since he was born into a line of dragons, he was able to do what Rufio was never shown doing onscreen; ''fly''.
[[WMG: Rufio was reincarnated into [[WesternAnimation/AmericanDragonJakeLong Jake Long]]
Before he died, Rufio’s final words were that he wished he had a dad like Peter. Neverland was somehow able to grant his wish, and he was reborn to parents Jonathan and Susan Long. Some of his previous life remained as he grew up, such as his skateboarding skills, love of the color red, and tendency to wear too much hair gel. And since he was born into a line of dragons, he was able to do what Rufio was never shown doing onscreen; ''fly''.
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[[WMG: I see two possibilities for what happens to Peter and his family after the credits roll, when RealityEnsues:]]
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** Of course, simple aging and natural mortality could be enough for him and he'd rather live in his this storybook world rather than get even a year older.
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[[WMG: Robin Williams is [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming in Neverland.]]]]
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The film begins with Peter Banning attending a grade school stage production of Peter Pan, so apparently, the story and is widely known in the world of the film. How could both Peter Pan be a real person (Peter Banning) and a popular children's tale? It isn't; only the latter exists. Missing his son's baseball game is the last straw for Peter's already strained marriage. His wife leaves, taking their children with her. Peter finally gives into the stress and experiences a psychotic break. He inserts himself into the story of Peter Pan, imagining the events of the film.
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The film begins with Peter Banning attending a grade school stage production of Peter Pan, so apparently, the story and is widely known in the world of the film. How could both Peter Pan be both a real person (Peter Banning) and a popular children's tale? It isn't; only the latter exists. Missing his son's baseball game is the last straw for Peter's already strained marriage. His wife leaves, taking their children with her. Peter finally gives into the stress and experiences a psychotic break. He inserts himself into the story of Peter Pan, imagining the events of the film.
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[[WMG: Peter has a mental breakdown, and his "return to Neverland" and redemption as a father is a hallucination]]
The film begins with Peter Banning attending a grade school stage production of Peter Pan, so apparently, the story and is widely known in the world of the film. How could both Peter Pan be a real person (Peter Banning) and a popular children's tale? It isn't; only the latter exists. Missing his son's baseball game is the last straw for Peter's already strained marriage. His wife leaves, taking their children with her. Peter finally gives into the stress and experiences a psychotic break. He inserts himself into the story of Peter Pan, imagining the events of the film.
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*** When Hook's hairdo was fashionable in the last days of the Golden Age of Piracy (compare Governor Swann in PotC), it was usually a wig. This fashion often went with shaving the natural hair, resp. had bad side-effects on one's natural hair.
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** Maybe it wouldn't unfold as depressingly as in the second possibility, but it is quite possible that he eventually lapses into Peter Pan and returns to Neverland after his kids grow up and are out of the house, perhaps even finding some way to become a child again.
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Because Neverland is the very best of Heaven, reserved for only the greatest human beings...
Because Neverland is the very best of Heaven, reserved for only the greatest human beings...
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[[WMG: Either Hank or Jane Banning is a descendants of Peter's birth parents]]
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** Of course, simple aging and natural mortality could be enough for him. The most terminal disease we know of, after all.
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[[WMG: Either Hank or Jane Banning is a descendants of Peter's birth parents]]
Themost terminal disease we know of, Bannings, the American couple Wendy found to adopt Peter once he came back to Earth for good, are descendants of the baby that Peter's birth parents had some time after all.he "ran away". At some point in the hundred+ years in between, one of the generations of the family moved to America. Thus, one of Peter's adoptive parents is actually his great-great-grandniece/nephew. His still unknown birth-name could even have been Banning all along!
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*** Bingo. He could easily take a step back from work or move entirely into a field other than acquisitions; say, penning stories about new adventures in Neverland?
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** This does actually make sense when you consider that the lost boys have been getting by just fine eating nothing but imaginary food.
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** This does actually make sense when you consider that the lost boys have been getting by just fine eating nothing but imaginary food.food.
** This troper just assumed Hook's been that way since Peter's glory days; his age froze around fifty when he first came to Neverland and the hair has always been a wig.
[[WMG: Hook has a terminal illness that would kill him outside of Neverland]]
He claims in one of his fits of depression that he hates living in Neverland. So why do it, when he could just pop off to the other world with his riches and live it up modern-style? Because he's got some terminal disease that would quickly do him in if he left Neverland for too long.
** Of course, simple aging and natural mortality could be enough for him. The most terminal disease we know of, after all.
** This troper just assumed Hook's been that way since Peter's glory days; his age froze around fifty when he first came to Neverland and the hair has always been a wig.
[[WMG: Hook has a terminal illness that would kill him outside of Neverland]]
He claims in one of his fits of depression that he hates living in Neverland. So why do it, when he could just pop off to the other world with his riches and live it up modern-style? Because he's got some terminal disease that would quickly do him in if he left Neverland for too long.
** Of course, simple aging and natural mortality could be enough for him. The most terminal disease we know of, after all.
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** Isn't a big point of the movie that Peter [[TakeAThirdOption finds a third option]] to picking either extreme of being an ageless child or an over-responsible adult. He does realize his greatest happiness is being able to share in their world as opposed to than living in that world for himself.
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** Isn't a big point of the movie that Peter [[TakeAThirdOption finds a third option]] to picking either extreme of being an ageless child or an over-responsible adult, knowing adult. He does realize his greatest happiness is being able to share in their world rather as opposed to than living in that world for himself?
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** Isn't a big point of the movie that Peter [[TakeAThirdOption finds a third option]] to picking either extreme of being an ageless child or an over-responsible adult, knowing his greatest happiness is being able to share in their world rather than living in that world for himself?
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* The end of the film shows that Hook's an old bald man under the wig, and he has a great fear of time slipping away. Either Hook's obsession with his enemy magically made him age at the same rate as Peter, or his visits to the real world were far more numerous than suggested.
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* The end of the film shows that Hook's an old bald man under the wig, and he has a great fear of time slipping away. Either Hook's obsession with his enemy magically made him age at the same rate as Peter, or his visits to the real world were far more numerous than suggested.suggested.
** This does actually make sense when you consider that the lost boys have been getting by just fine eating nothing but imaginary food.
** This does actually make sense when you consider that the lost boys have been getting by just fine eating nothing but imaginary food.
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* Even in Neverland being eaten by a giant stuffed crocodile seems a bit unbelievable. Seeing he couldn't win the fight, he hid inside there and climbed out when the coast was clear.
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[[WMG: Hook's obsession with Peter actually led to his immortal body aging.]]
The end of the film shows that Hook's an old bald man under the wig, and he has a great fear of time slipping away. Either Hook's obsession with his enemy magically made him age at the same rate as Peter, or his visits to the real world were far more numerous than suggested.
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* He continues on as Peter Pan, quitting his job so he can be with his kids. Sadly, his wife is not amused when they become so poor Peter decides to have them eat nothing but imaginary Neverland food, and leaves him, taking the kids with. From there Peter either lives on the streets as a bum, or somehow returns to Neverland.
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* He continues on as Peter Pan, quitting his job so he can be with his kids.kids and have nothing but fun with them. Sadly, his wife is not amused when they become so poor Peter decides to have them eat nothing but imaginary Neverland food, and leaves him, taking the kids with. From there Peter either lives on the streets as a bum, or somehow returns to Neverland.
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* I see two possibilities for what happens to Peter and his family after the credits roll, when RealityEnsues:
** Peter eventually reverts back to Peter Banning, going back to his lawyer job and neglecting his family as before. Nothing really changes.
** He continues on as Peter Pan, quitting his job so he can be with his kids. Sadly, his wife is not amused when they become so poor Peter decides to have them eat nothing but imaginary Neverland food, and leaves him, taking the kids with. From there Peter either lives on the streets as a bum, or somehow returns to Neverland.
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** He continues on as Peter Pan, quitting his job so he can be with his kids. Sadly, his wife is not amused when they become so poor Peter decides to have them eat nothing but imaginary Neverland food, and leaves him, taking the kids with. From there Peter either lives on the streets as a bum, or somehow returns to Neverland.
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** He continues on as Peter Pan, quitting his job so he can be with his kids. Sadly, his wife is not amused when they become so poor Peter decides to have them eat nothing but imaginary Neverland food, and leaves him, taking the kids with. from there Peter either lives on the streets as a bum, or somehow returns to Neverland.
** Peter eventually reverts back to Peter Banning, going back to his lawyer job and neglecting his family as before.
** He continues on as Peter Pan, quitting his job so he can be with his kids. Sadly, his wife is not amused when they become so poor Peter decides to have them eat nothing but imaginary Neverland food, and leaves him, taking the kids with. from there Peter either lives on the streets as a bum, or somehow returns to Neverland.