Peter Pan from Pearson Realize

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What does the barred window symbolize in Peter Pan?

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It symbolizes that Peter's mother stopped caring about him.

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What does the word 'buffeted' mean in the context of a pillow fight?

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It means 'struck'.

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What does 'affright' mean in the context of the characters' reaction?

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It means 'fear'.

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Who does Wendy want to take back home with her?

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Wendy wants to take her brothers, Peter, and the Lost Boys.

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What role does Wendy assume when interacting with the children?

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Wendy plays the role of a Mother.

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What is the main theme of Peter Pan?

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The theme of Peter Pan revolves around the innocence of childhood and the desire to never grow up.

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Who is Peter Pan?

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Peter Pan is a boy who can fly and never grows up, living in the magical land of Neverland.

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What is Neverland?

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Neverland is a fictional island in Peter Pan where children can have adventures and never grow up.

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What is the significance of Tinkerbell in the story?

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Tinkerbell is a fairy who represents loyalty and friendship, often helping Peter Pan.

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What does the character of Captain Hook represent?

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Captain Hook represents the fear of growing up and the challenges that come with adulthood.