How come hook can't utilize never lands power to stay young?
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It's implied that, with Peter gone, people in Neverland can age, after all, Rufio isn't a child like the others; he had to have grown older to become the new leader AFTER Peter left.
I haven't seen this film in a long time but I remember feeling that Peter marrying Moira was at least partially a case of Love Grandmother Love Granddaughter. Did the film allude to it? Would it be a Wild Mass Guessing? Or is it ridiculous?
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Fridge Horror + No Endor Holocaust + Infant Immortality -> The Lost Boys have been fighting a war with the pirates that have gotten Darker and Edgier with time, and none of them are the original Lost Boys from the novel/stageplay. It's possible that some decided they wanted to grow up and left Neverneverland, but the fact that they're never mentioned leaves darker implications hanging.
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Well at the end of the original novel most of them (if not all) went to go live with Wendy, Michael and John.
My tropes launched: https://surenity2.blogspot.com/2021/02/my-tropes-on-tv-tropes.html
Yes. And the original novelist never disabled the system that made new Lost Boys; thus, new Lost Boys.
There is a fine line between recklessness and courage — Paul McCartney
Would you consider Captain Hook an example of the trope Knight of Cerebus?
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