1. The Neverland before dawn, mist on the stream and a ring of tiny figures on a grassy rise

    Island before dawn

    THE CHILDREN ARE CARRIED OFF

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  2. Panther breaks the pirate line with his tomahawk as Tiger Lily steps through the gap

    Panther cuts through

    It is no part of ours to describe what was a massacre rather than a fight. Thus perished many of the flower of the Piccaninny tribe. Not all unavenged did they die, for with Lean Wolf fell Alf Mason, to disturb the Spanish Main no more, and among others who bit the dust were Geo. Scourie, Chas. Turley, and the Alsatian Foggerty. Turley fell to the tomahawk of the terrible Panther, who ultimately cut a way through the pirates with Tiger Lily and a small remnant of the tribe.

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  3. Captain Hook eyes his pirates, choosing the thinnest to ram down the hollow trees

    Searching for the thinnest

    The question now was how to get down the trees, or how to get his dogs down? He ran his greedy eyes over them, searching for the thinnest ones. They wriggled uncomfortably, for they knew he would not scruple to ram them down with poles.

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  4. Underground, Wendy and the boys wait, gazing up the tree shafts to hear who has won

    Stone figures

    In the meantime, what of the boys? We have seen them at the first clang of the weapons, turned as it were into stone figures, open-mouthed, all appealing with outstretched arms to Peter; and we return to them as their mouths close, and their arms fall to their sides. The pandemonium above has ceased almost as suddenly as it arose, passed like a fierce gust of wind; but they know that in the passing it has determined their fate.

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  5. Captain Hook silently points his hook at the drum under Smee, who grins in admiration

    Hook signs: beat it

    Now Smee had found the tom-tom, and was at that moment sitting on it. “You will never hear the tom-tom again,” he muttered, but inaudibly of course, for strict silence had been enjoined. To his amazement Hook signed him to beat the tom-tom, and slowly there came to Smee an understanding of the dreadful wickedness of the order. Never, probably, had this simple man admired Hook so much.

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  6. Below ground, Peter throws up his sword and cries victory as Tootles and the boys smile

    An Indian victory!

    “The tom-tom,” the miscreants heard Peter cry; “an Indian victory!”

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