In this retelling of Peter Pan, the Lost Boys return home without Peter and Wendy. Meanwhile, Peter and Wendy face danger on Marooners' Rock. Peter uses a kite to save Wendy, but he remains behind, facing his fear of death as an adventure. The Never Bird helps Peter survive, and both Peter and Wendy eventually return to the cave safely, where they are joyfully welcomed.

What is the main focus of the introduction in this chapter?

• Wendy's journey

• Reading of Peter Pan, Chapter 10

• Peter Pan's adventures

• The Lost Boys' battle

Who did the Lost Boys defeat in their fight?

• The Never Bird

• Peter Pan

• Smee and Starkey

• Captain Hook

What did the Lost Boys use to sail home?

• A raft

• A mermaid's boat

• A pirate ship

• The Pirates' dinghy

What was the condition of Peter and Wendy on Marooners' Rock?

• They were swimming

• Both were strong and healthy

• Peter was injured and Wendy was weak

• Both were unconscious

What did Peter use to save Wendy from the rising water?

• A kite's tail

• A rope

• A boat

• A mermaid's help

What was Peter's initial reaction to the thought of dying?

• He was indifferent

• He was excited

• He was angry

• He was scared

What did Peter eventually think about dying?

• It was boring

• It was terrifying

• It would be an awfully big adventure

• It was inevitable

What did the Never Bird try to do for Peter?

• Bring him food

• Teach him to fly

• Sing a song

• Save him with her nest

Why couldn't Peter understand the Never Bird?

• He was underwater

• He was too tired

• He didn't speak bird language

• He was distracted

What did Peter do with the Never Bird's eggs?

• He ignored them

• He threw them away

• He ate them

• He placed them in a hat