Never grow up, this is a fairy tale dream of children. Everyone who embraced fairy tales as a child once had a Peter Pan in his heart, but when you grow up, he will eventually fade from your heart. The novel embodies the helplessness of growing up and the necessity of life.
This is the best ending, just as Wendy thought. After all, the author left new hope, and Wendy's children continued to fly to Neverland with Peter Pan. Although children always grow up, their dreams are passed down from generation to generation.
All right. Grown-up adults can only believe this. Although they still can't help feeling a little disappointed.
The evil pirate captain Hook told him that your lovely Wendy would eventually leave you. He fell from the sky, unable to resist. At this time, his heart was full of sadness. The image of Peter Pan seems to represent the ideal idea in people's minds: never grow up if possible. Because there are too many disturbances in the adult world, it means losing it for growth. "
Captain Hook represents the real society to a certain extent, and he has a cruel and realistic soul. These all contradict Peter Pan's ideas, so we should confront him. So both Captain Hook and any place in the text are describing the beauty of childhood and the conflict between growth and reality. People can't avoid this kind of conflict and have to accept it helplessly, so people can still feel the faint melancholy in the happiness in the book.
Hook's true identity is not his identity in reality outside the novel, but his true identity in the novel. Perhaps before he became a pirate, he was a student of a so-called good school and was extremely famous. By describing Hooke's behavior, the author emphasizes the educational atmosphere he received in his adolescence. The author shows this atmosphere as a villain like Captain Hook. It does mean denying the educational form of the author's time. On the other hand, schools and society are both part of growth. Captain Hook used to be an innocent child, but in the process of growing up, he was gradually transformed into such a person by reality (such as school and society). It can be said that this also highlights the sadness of growth from the side. So, no matter how the author writes, he still
In the play, Barry made up a flying boy Peter who didn't want to grow up and would never grow up. Pan. He is naive, lively, vicious, brave and full of sacrifice. The author also invented a place where the story happened-Neverland. There are all kinds of "characters" that children want to appear: fairies, mermaids, Indians, pirates, wild animals and dreambirds. In that underground house with mushrooms as the chimney, life is happy and carefree. Peter and pirates, pirates and reds are all "fighting". Fairy tale images like Pan tell people affectionately that childhood is the most beautiful movement in life, so we should cherish our precious childhood and let children have fun.
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Enjoy the happiness that belongs only to them. From this, we can also see the writer's enthusiastic call for nature and simplicity.
Peter. Pan sprinkled fairy powder on Wendy and her two younger brothers, Michael and John, and they flew to Neverland together. Adventure stories (mermaid's lagoon, etc.) ) Go on, "Never boring". Peter. Pan and the children who flew with him to Neverland met the above fairy tale characters there. Because pirates are always scheming and making troubles everywhere, the island is restless. Although unfortunate events followed, brave Peter? Pan still came up with a clever plan to save his friend.
Peter. When Pam broke up with the little girl Wendy, she promised to visit her every spring. Later Wendy grew up and got married, Peter? Pan played with Wendy's daughter and took Wendy's daughter to the wonderful dream island. When Wendy's daughter grew up and got married, she found Wendy's granddaughter as a companion.
Peter. Pan's image is a spiritual symbol of endless life, eternal youth and never aging. Pan weaves absurd fantasies, fairy tales and thrilling plots into short stories by means of characterization, psychological description, irony and humor. It is like a dazzling circus and a rhapsody, which gives readers a strong shock. [5]
Second, always sad children.
Author: Jing M.Guo
Peter. Pan is a child who will never grow up. He will never grow up.
Peter. Pan lived in Neverland when he was a child. Besides, he can fly, and everyone loves him, which is why he is so headstrong. He always hurts people who love him, and he never considers whether others are sad or not.
"See Michael fall into the sea, Peter? Pan Caifei rushed down and grabbed him. Peter. Pan did a beautiful job, but he always waited until the last minute to save people. Moreover, he seems to be deliberately showing off his skills, not specifically to save people. "
He is such a proud and willful child that he hurts his friends again.
"What is the back of love?"
"It's hate."
"No, it's forgetting."
Peter is a person who often forgets others, or he has never loved others.
"Since he forgot those things so quickly," Wendy said thoughtfully, "how can we expect him to remember us all the time?"
Really, sometimes Peter flies back, and he doesn't know them, at least not recognize them. Wendy saw this. "No matter during the day or at other times, when Peter flew over to see them, his eyes showed an expression of trying to recognize them. Once, Wendy had to call out her name to him. "
He needs everyone's love. He can be willful and coquetry in that love, just like a child running in the snow, but he doesn't love others. Or more sadly, he doesn't know how to love others.
A person who loses the ability to love others is sad. Anne doesn't love others easily because she is cut by the fate of love. But Peter is purely naive because he is willful and selfish. So all the people who love him feel sad, including Wendy, the little fairy Dinka who died for him because of jealousy, the Indian princess Tiger Lotus, the children on Neverland, and those who are willing to let Peter ride on their tails. Pan is a poor child.
"The number of children on the island often changes, because some of them are killed when they are about to grow up or other reasons-this is not in line with the regulations, and Peter does not allow them to grow up, so Peter starved them to death."
"I, Tiger Lotus, am loyal," said the beautiful princess. "Peter? Pan saved my life, so I will always be his good friend. I will never let pirates hurt him. " This is the gratitude and courtesy of Princess Tiger Lotus, but in Peter's view, he deserves it. So he often condescends to say, "Very good, very good, Peter?" Pan said. Every time he says, "Peter? When Pan said, he told the other person to shut up. "Peter doesn't allow children to look like him." A person who loves himself too much often hurts others unconsciously.
Peter. Pan hurt others, but in a sense, Peter didn't mean to. Peter has a bad habit-duplicity. This also shows that he is really just a child. Wendy is leaving, and the children are leaving, but Peter pretends as if nothing has happened and is still playing his broken flute unintentionally. Everyone told him to go to his mother, but he didn't. "Go, go." I don't want to grow up. I want to be a child forever and play forever. After the children left, he played the flute happily for a while. Of course, this is just to cover up his anxiety and prove that he doesn't care that Wendy leaves his friends. In order to get angry, he decided not to take medicine. Wendy then lay in bed without a quilt, which also made Wendy angry. Usually, Wendy is afraid that he will catch a cold.
Peter is a sad child. There are many distressing places in the book. For example, on the lagoon, Peter and Wendy were injured and couldn't fly. At this time, the Kuroshio came up. At this time, a kite floated over, so Peter told Wendy to climb on the kite and left him alone. But when Wendy left, Peter was afraid. Mermaids circled around him, but they couldn't help it. Gray moonlight shone on the water.
For example, what Peter said to Wendy, he said: I always thought my mother would wait for me with the window open, so I played outside for two months, played for another two months, played for another two months, and then flew home. But the window is closed, and my mother has forgotten all about me. A little guy fell asleep in my bed.
Later, Wendy and the children flew home, the window was still open and the family was very happy. But Peter is outside the window. He can't get in. Peter has happiness that other children can't enjoy, but he will never enjoy the happiness in the window.
This sad child, I hope he can grow up one day.