Peter Pan: resumen de Chapter 4

Qué sucede

1. During the long flight, the children depend on Peter for food, rescue, and guidance, although he sometimes forgets them.
2. Peter teaches them to rest on the wind, and they reach an island they immediately recognize.
3. Darkness frightens the children, while Peter describes Hook and makes John promise to leave that enemy to him.
4. Tinker Bell reports that pirates prepare their cannon, and the children hide her revealing light inside John’s hat.
5. The pirates fire, separating Peter, Wendy, and the brothers without hitting anyone.
6. Jealous Tinker Bell pretends to guide Wendy safely, but instead leads her toward death.

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En qué fijarte

Wendy exposes the limits of their new freedom. Flying gives them movement without control, making their dependence on Peter dangerous.

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