Who Tinker Bell is
Tinker Bell is a small fairy whose sharp temper gives her a lively presence beside Peter. Her speech sounds like tinkling bells, a language that only some can understand.
When Peter teaches the Darling children to fly, her fairy dust is part of the magic. Lovely thoughts and a sprinkling of that dust help the children leave the nursery for Neverland.
What Tinker Bell wants
Tinker Bell wants Peter to herself, and she resents anyone who comes close to him. Her loyalty is fierce, but her jealousy can make her anger dangerous.
Tinker Bell and the others in the story
Wendy's arrival brings Tinker Bell's jealousy into the story of the children and the Lost Boys.
Barrie treats Tinker Bell with humour while also taking the force of her feelings seriously. Through her anger, the island's playful world reveals how quickly make believe can become real danger.
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Who is Tinker Bell in Peter Pan?
Tinker Bell is Peter's tiny fairy friend, known for her loyalty, temper and bell-like speech.
Why is Tinker Bell jealous of Wendy?
She wants Peter all to herself, so Wendy's closeness to him stirs her jealousy.
Does Tinker Bell help the children fly?
Yes, her fairy dust helps the Darling children fly when Peter teaches them to think lovely thoughts.
