J. M. Barrie's Pet

J. M. Barrie's Peter Pan is the eternally youthful boy who lives in Neverland and refuses to grow up. He is spirited, adventurous, and self-sufficient, with a natural leadership quality that attracts other children to him. Peter enjoys a challenge and is often portrayed as cunning and bold, yet his actions can sometimes come across as selfish and thoughtless due to his childlike perspective. Peter Pan is known for his rivalry with Captain Hook, his affection for the Lost Boys, and his enduring relationship with Wendy Darling. As a central figure in a narrative that celebrates the innocence of childhood, Peter is an emblem of imagination and everlasting fun.