Peter and Wendy

1·1 The narrow Darling house in its London terrace at dusk, one warm window glowing high

1·2 Mrs. Darling presses a hand to her heart as little Wendy runs to her with a flower

1·3 Nana peers gravely into a pram in Kensington Gardens as a cross nursemaid glares

1·4 A storybook map of a child's mind: a crowded Neverland island with zigzag roads

1·5 Mrs. Darling, puzzled, studies a cocky scrawled Peter among her children's thoughts

1·6 From the nursery sill, a taut tape hangs down the brick wall to the pavement below

1·7 In Mrs. Darling's dream, a boy holds open a torn veil as three children peep at Neverland

1·8 Wind throws the nursery window open; a barefoot boy drops in, led by a spark of light

1·9 Mrs. Darling wakes with a cry by the nursery fire and recognises the boy as Peter Pan

1·10 Peter Pan gnashes his pearly milk teeth at the grown-up woman by the nursery fire

2·1 Nana hurls herself across the nursery as the barefoot boy crouches on the sill

2·2 Nana proudly holds the boy's torn-off shadow in her jaws as Mrs. Darling stares

2·3 A week after the shadow, the night-nursery stands emptied of children, its beds tidy and untouched.

2·4 Mrs. Darling calmly ties her husband's tie as Wendy, John and Michael watch

2·5 Clutching his medicine, a teary father protests it isn't fair as his daughter looks up

2·6 Michael gulps his medicine, eyes shut, as his father slides his own glass behind his hip

2·7 In close-up, Nana, the Darlings' Newfoundland nurse, looks up at Mr. Darling

2·8 Puffed up with false courage, Mr. Darling waves Nana away as the children weep behind

2·9 Nana, tied to a post in the back-yard, watches Mr. Darling walk away in shame

2·10 In the dim night-nursery, Michael hugs his mother and tells her he is glad of her

2·11 Above the sleeping Darling house, the smallest star flares brighter than all the rest

3·1 The Darling house at No. 14 on a snowy night, one nursery window glowing under stars

3·2 Under starlight, Peter Pan drops in through the nursery window, fairy dust on his hand

3·3 Wendy stitches Peter's shadow to his foot as he clenches his teeth and refuses to cry

3·4 Tink bursts furious from the drawer as Peter spreads his palms and Wendy shrinks back

3·5 Close-up of Peter's narrowed brown eyes as he turns back to Wendy, hunger glinting

3·6 The Darlings leap up at the dinner party as Nana, chain trailing, begs them to come home

3·7 A boy's open palm releases golden fairy dust toward a child's bowed head in the nursery

3·8 John and Wendy meet in mid-air in the night-nursery, laughing at their first flight

3·9 From the snowy street, the Darlings and Nana watch three children circle in the window

3·10 Peter Pan bursts into the starry night, with Wendy, John and Michael streaming after him

3·11 The parents and their great black dog burst into the nursery a moment too late.

4·1 Four tiny children glide across a vast sea toward a faint island on the horizon

4·2 Michael plummets in his sleep as Peter dives, fingers an inch from his nightshirt

4·3 In the cold sky, Wendy tells John that none of them can stop or turn back

4·4 From high above, golden sunset rays fan down onto the Neverland like pointing arrows

4·5 Over the black island, the children huddle against a boy pounding the air with his fists

4·6 Over the dark island, Peter proudly admits what he did to the pirate captain

4·8 Long Tom's orange blast tears the night over the black island as echoes roll

4·9 In the dark after the blast, John asks if Michael is shot and Michael answers solemnly

4·10 Wendy tips John's top hat toward her face as a bright, sly fairy springs out of it

4·11 Wendy, tiny in a vast black sky, follows Tinker Bell's golden glow toward her doom

5·1 The Neverland seen whole from high above at dusk, a compact island in a warm sea.

5·2 At dusk, Captain Hook reclines in a chariot hauled by his crew, his iron hook raised

5·3 A clumsy pirate lurches into Captain Hook's collar as the iron hook turns toward him

5·4 In the empty dusk clearing, seven gnarled trees stand in a row, each with a hollow

5·5 Captain Hook's sly smile breaks into gleeful laughter as he announces the poisoned cake

5·6 Captain Hook freezes mid-step, hook trembling, at the crocodile's tick from the glade

5·7 Five lost boys advance bent double, staring between their knees, as wolves back away

5·8 Tinker Bell points and calls a false order as the lost boys gape up from below

5·9 Tootles eagerly draws his bow, urged on by Tinker Bell glowing at his shoulder

5·10 Tootles holds his bow raised as Wendy, struck by his arrow, tumbles down in her nightgown

6·1 Tootles stands proudly over the fallen Wendy as the other boys burst from the trees

6·2 Peter holds the arrow like a dagger over kneeling Tootles, who bares his chest

6·4 Peter holds up the acorn button beside the hole in Wendy's night-gown, proof she lives

6·5 Peter stands rigid and cold-eyed, flinging his arm toward Tinker Bell to banish her

6·6 In the dusk glade, Peter holds up a solemn palm to stop the boys from lifting the unconscious Wendy.

6·7 Asleep on the mossy glade, Wendy sings of her dream house as boys and a fairy listen

6·8 Wendy steps out of the little house; the boys doff caps and Peter looks on proudly

6·9 The kneeling lost boys beg Wendy to be their mother as Peter watches from the side

6·10 Wendy beckons the kneeling boys into the little house with a firm, motherly smile

6·11 The little house glows among dark trunks as Peter stands guard with a drawn sword

7·1 A morning bird's-eye view of the island, smoke curling from the mushroom chimney

7·2 Peter shoves a wedged John into his hollow tree as Wendy and Michael watch

7·3 Underground, boys slide up and down the tree shafts as Wendy tends the washing

7·4 Tink sits haughtily on her tiny Queen Mab couch, glowing among miniature furniture

7·5 Late at night, Wendy flings up her arms over a basket of holed stockings, beaming

7·6 Wendy looks at her slate of questions and realizes her memory of Mother is fading

7·7 Peter, head bandaged, grins and sweeps out an arm as he recounts a grand adventure.

7·8 In a scratched ring, a barefoot boy stares down lions as two children watch from branches

8·1 A wordless bird's-eye view of the Mermaids' Lagoon on a sunny day after rain.

8·2 On the grey rock, Peter stands rigid with a thin fixed smile, pointing at the water

8·3 Captain Hook hauls himself dripping up the dinghy's side, his hook over the gunwale

8·4 Hook's pride breaks as a hidden voice calls him a codfish; Smee and Starkey recoil

8·5 Treading water in the lagoon, Peter crows his name to the pirates on Marooners' Rock

8·6 On Marooners' Rock, Hook bites the hand Peter offers him

8·7 Peter's wide, wounded eyes as Hook's iron claw swings in at the edge

8·8 On the drowning rock, a bitten, bandaged hand grips the paper tail of Michael's kite

8·9 On the shrinking rock in the cold lagoon, Peter pushes a clinging Wendy away into the kite's lift.

8·10 Alone on Marooners' Rock as the tide rises, Peter stands tall and smiles at death

9·1 From high above, the Mermaids' Lagoon lies vast and silent under a low rising moon.

9·2 The Never bird steers her floating nest toward the boy stranded on the sinking rock

9·3 Peter cups the Never bird's two white eggs while the mother hovers above

9·4 The boy on his nest and the Never bird on the hat drift apart, each crowing in triumph

10·1 The Neverland at dusk, smoke rising from the hidden home and tiny watchers guarding it

10·2 Peter stands lordly as Tiger Lily and her braves lie at his feet and Wendy watches

10·3 In the firelit underground home, a girl sews as the boys dance and the smallest laughs

10·4 The boys haul a laughing Peter out of his hollow tree as Wendy sews by the hearth

10·5 Wendy keeps her hand on Peter's shoulder as he calls himself her devoted son

10·6 Hurt, Wendy sits alone on a mushroom stool at the shadowed end of the underground home

10·7 The children lie in bed as Wendy starts her story, while Peter sits on his stool

11·1 Peter tells of his barred window as the boys and the Darlings close round him in fright

11·2 Tootles rises to his full height and shields Wendy with his drawn hanger

11·3 Peter lifts his chin and forces a smile as he refuses Wendy's plea

11·4 A brisk, cheery handshake takes the place of a kiss, and the girl's hand answers it limply.

11·5 Underground, Wendy and the children freeze, arms out to Peter, as steel clashes overhead

12·1 The Neverland before dawn, mist on the stream and a ring of tiny figures on a grassy rise

12·2 Panther breaks the pirate line with his tomahawk as Tiger Lily steps through the gap

12·3 Captain Hook eyes his pirates, choosing the thinnest to ram down the hollow trees

12·4 Underground, Wendy and the boys wait, gazing up the tree shafts to hear who has won

12·5 Captain Hook silently points his hook at the drum under Smee, who grins in admiration

12·6 Below ground, Peter throws up his sword and cries victory as Tootles and the boys smile

13·1 The Neverland from above at nightfall, pirate lanterns gathering round the hidden glade

13·2 At dusk, Captain Hook looks down in cold triumph at the trussed, gagged Slightly

13·3 In the dark, a trembling hand tips a vial of poison over the medicine cup

13·4 A boy's hand closes round a wooden cup as a tiny light flickers behind it in warning

13·5 Tink darts between Peter's lips and the poisoned cup, taking the draught meant for him

13·6 Peter begs the unseen children to believe in fairies as dying Tinker Bell sits up

13·7 Tinker Bell blazes back to life and loops through the room as Peter kneels and smiles

13·8 In the snowy night wood, Peter holds up his dagger and swears his oath against Hook

14·1 A silent black night over the pirate river's mouth, seen from high above.

14·2 Captain Hook flinches as the schoolmaster's voice within him delivers its cutting retort.

14·3 Hook's iron claw trembles above the bowed head of Smee, humming at the sewing machine

14·4 Chained John slams the barrel before the pirate captain as his little brother refuses too

14·5 Tied to the Jolly Roger's mast, Wendy speaks her mothers' message to the chained boys

14·6 At the crocodile's first tick, Captain Hook crumples to the deck as everyone stares

14·7 Wendy and the chained boys stare in joy as Peter rises over the bulwark, finger to lips

15·1 A tiny swimmer crosses Kidd's Creek toward the pirate brig, a second wake trailing him

15·2 Unseen at the bulwark, Peter finds the pirate crew huddled in dread around their captain

15·3 Peter's dagger silently fells the quartermaster as John smothers his groan

15·4 The captain points his hook at the cabin door; his crew shoves the chained boys toward it

15·5 Peter flings off Wendy's cloak and raises his dagger as the pirates reel back

15·6 At Peter's shout, the boys hunt the scattering pirates as Hook stands rigid

15·7 The cornered captain leaps to the powder hatch with a lit fuse, glancing back in defiance

15·8 The pirate captain leaps onto the rail as the boy glides toward him, dagger poised

15·9 Kicked by Peter, Captain Hook tips backward off the bulwark, arms wide, smiling

15·10 Worn out, Peter sleeps against Long Tom, sobbing in a dream as Wendy holds him close

16·1 The children's ship comes about on a wide grey-blue sea, bow toward the faint mainland

16·2 Mr. Darling crawls into the kennel as his wife coaxes him and Nana watches

16·3 Mr. Darling, in his kennel atop a London cab, lifts his top hat to a peering lady

16·4 Mrs. Darling stands at the open window in moonlight, keeping it open for her children

16·5 Peter crouches on the window sill, hushing Tinker Bell with a finger to his lips

16·6 Through the nursery door, a mother lays her head on the piano, two tears on her lashes

16·7 Moved by Mrs. Darling's tears, Peter forces a sneer and grips the nursery window bar

16·8 The three children sit up in bed as their mother, in the doorway, thinks them a dream

16·9 Mrs. Darling hugs Wendy, John and Michael by the fire as Mr. Darling sleeps in his kennel

17·1 Mr. Darling's pompous grudge dissolves into tears as he admits he wanted to be asked.

17·2 Mrs. Darling reaches out to the hovering boy, who recoils as Wendy watches

17·4 A year on, Wendy flies off with Peter in her too-short frock as Michael watches

17·5 In the night nursery, Michael whispers to Wendy his fear that Peter may not exist

17·6 The grown Wendy gazes calmly toward the nursery window with a faint, rueful smile

17·7 Wendy's daughter Jane looks at the bare nursery floor where the kennel once stood

17·8 Under the sheet-tent, Wendy draws back as Jane says she hears Peter's crow in her sleep

17·9 Grown Wendy, by the nursery fire, looks at Peter, unchanged in the moonlight

17·10 Peter shrinks from the lamp Wendy offers to raise, his arm thrown up against the light.

17·11 The lamp is turned up and Peter sees that Wendy has grown.

17·12 In the night-nursery, Peter sobs on the floor, his dagger fallen beside him

17·13 In the old nursery, Peter crows from the bed-post while Jane circles in solemn ecstasy.

17·14 Peter says good-bye and rises toward the open window, Jane floating up beside him

17·15 Grown Wendy watches her daughter and Peter dwindle into the starry sky