Aaliyah walked in her room and She had clothes all over her floor. Aaliyah jumped roughly on her bed and decided to read a book. She turned on her lamp and started to read her Peter pan book. Aaliyah opened her book and read “Chapter 3,how to fly with pixie dust, I wish I can fly with pixie dust” sighed Aaliyah. She turned off her lamp and she put her book away and went to bed. When Aaliyah was sleeping she heard knocking under her bed and someone saying psst, psst. Aaliyah looked under her bed and someone pulled her under. Aaliyah woke up she looked around there were a ocean, boats, pirates, forests, swords, and pixie dust Aaliyah knew she was in Neverland. Aaliyah felt someone poke her back so she looked up and saw Peter Pan. Aaliyah …show more content…
“Step 1 take some of this pixie dust and pour some on you not to much or too little” demonstrated Peter Pan. “Step 2 after you put the pixie dust on yourself jump in the air, you should be off the ground” said Peter. “Step 3 when you're in the air move your arms a little bit and push yourself forward then fly safely down to the ground”. “Ok, put some pixie dust on not to much or too little. Jump in the air and moves my arms a bit, yayyy I'm flying” said Aaliyah. SPLASH! Aaliyah fell right into the ocean. She was soaking wet, she had seaweed all over herself even in her hair. Aaliyah looked stressed “ Ugh I will never be able to learn how to fly” sighed Aaliyah. Aaliyah looked over she saw Peter laughing at her. “Hahaha you look ridiculous, haha” laughed Peter. He was laughing so hard he looked like it his head was going to EXPLODE!! Aaliyah’s forehead twitched, her teeth clenched, and her fists balled, she was
I would lay in bed in our small Miami apartment, eyes closed, immersing myself in my mother’s reading. Every word from The Chronicles of Narnia would take me further away. Before I knew it, I was on my way to Narnia,
In the end she thought up of a story, she went out of the house 2 get
This scene shows how the “flying Africans” were able to gain the strength to fly because the circumstance of being a slave pushes them to fly away from their oppressors. Like Milkman, the “flying Africans” want to get away from the people who want to take their freedom away. The “flying Africans” want to go far away from the place that dehumanizes them, which results in them taking flight.
The film "Finding Neverland" is the story of the man JM Barrie who does not want to grow up, and writes the story of a boy who never does. JM Barrie is a grown-up man, but he still lives in the unrealistic imagination of a fantasy-world, called Neverland. He uses Neverland to escape from the real world and his problems. Every time something goes badly in his life, he seeks comfort in Neverland. JM Barrie is married with his wife Mary, but he doesn’t care about her and ignores her. She often try to get his attention, but without success. Children are naive and innocence, but they (often) don’t show any consideration for other people’s feelings. JM Barrie is naïve, and
“[Mrs. Darling] had believed in him at the time, but now that she was married and full of sense she quite doubted whether there was any such person” (Barrie 14). It seems that Mrs. Darling has once believed in Peter but she grew up and the thought of Neverland became nothing more than a story to her. The concept of Neverland relies on there not being any grown ...
They knew they were dirty. So they tried and tried to warn her, but it was too late. When she got some she drank it. It got so scorching that she and her friends were lifted in the air.
Finding Truth in Neverland In 1904, audiences were introduced to the character of Peter Pan through the play written by James Barrie and a century later in 2004, audiences marveled at the story of the man behind the boy who would not grow up. In the film Finding Neverland, Johnny Depp brings to life the writer James Barrie. Depp even adopted a Scottish accent to be truer to the author.
The main omnipresent Narrator assets that reader has already narrated this story because the reader has already been to Neverland they have just forget it. Like when Christopher Robin forget what he got Eeyore for his birthday, and by the help of the narrator he remembers. This concept is in line with Peter Pan because the readers have forgotten Neverland and the narrator is making the readers remember. Once the reader remembers then the reader like the darling Children starts o narrator their own story. Neverland disappears when the readers remember the real world. According to John Griffith, in his article “Making Wishes Innocent: Peter Pan”. The concept of Neverland essential to understanding the framework of Peter Pan. “Barrie's fantasy world, "the Neverland," is first presented as part of "the map of a person's mind,"2 created from the welter of conscious and unconscious material stored there. It is an ambiguous place: one part of the psyche desires and therefore creates it; another part denies and retreats from it, insisting it is only make-believe when it threatens to become too real.” (Griffith, 28) The framework of Peter pan is found within the framework of Neverland. Neverland is like childhood the further we get from it the less we remember
The children are using their own imaginations to create their own Neverlands for them to enjoy. This thought can be proven by a quote from the book, Peter And Wendy. The quote is “of course the Neverlands vary a good deal pg. 9.” A child is just like Peter Pan. A child and Peter Pan don’t sense fear. This thought can be proven by a quote from the song,”You Can Fly”. The quote is “and bid your fears goodbye.” When a child is awake, the child wants to run, jump, and play. When a child goes to sleep, the child dreams of going to a far off place to escape reality and the problems therein. This thought can be proven by a quote from the song,”You Can Fly”. The quote is “with the stars beyond the blue.” Both Peter Pan and the children have a wide variety of imagination. This thought can be proven by a quote from the song,”You Can Fly”. The quote is “think of the happiest things.” Imagination is a wonderful power that creates a vivid picture of someone, something, or someplace from a person’s mind. However, if the children didn’t have their imaginations, then their childhood would be very bland as could be. That is why the children like to stay young and never grow
I will come to your aid” I said. I jumped into the river without thinking of the water, but there was this huge current. As a result, water was all over my face. I couldn’t even see Richie. I could only hear him.
Walking into the hotel, it was beautiful. We as kids were speechless. Wasn’t sure what to say to our mom. I thought Sabrina was going to cry and I couldn’t do nothing but laugh at her. Momma and the guy who had our bags took us up to the room.
Peter says, “Of all the delectable islands the Neverland is the snuggest and most compact, not large and sprawl, you know, but nicely crammed. When you play at it by day with the chairs and table cloth, it is not the least alarming, but in the two minutes before you go to sleep, it becomes very nearly real that is why they are night lights.” Children are scared of darkness and being surrounded by darkness is similar to being lost. Peter by pretending there is light, he feels protected and safe.
...at we had to return several times. Since it was so early in the morning, there were hardly any people waiting in line. Here we go again on “Ariel’s Under the Sea” ride; there is a huge smile and giggle on her voice the moment it’s our turn to step on the ride. Trinity seemed like she was in another world, she smiles, and eyes wide open, raising and pointing hands; there is so much excitement in her voice. She cheered, “Wow! That‘s Ariel so beautiful, Mommy, Daddy, look at the fish so big” and then the ride stops and she said, “Yay! Yay! Let’s do it again!” so we took the ride at least 23 times that day.
The sun is radiant and scorching, as always when it’s August in Michigan, while the lake water is warm with occasional ripples flowing through as the wind subtly blows over. I’ve got my giant pink floaty around my waist with my ridiculously large bug-eyed sunglasses around my face and I’m ready to set myself afloat into the water. As I float on my raft into the warm water I close my eyes while the waves relax me into a soft slumber as I drift into the middle of lake. Without knowing how much time has passed, I awaken to the sound of Alicia’s mom yelling my name and automatically panic,
Peter travels with Tinkerbell, his fairy friend, to London in search of someone who could fit as a loving mother. He finds Wendy Darling, a young girl who has yet to realize the responsibilities of being an adult. Peter tells Wendy that he and Tinker Bell live in Neverland together with other children who have been abandoned. Peter proposes that in exchange for teaching them to fly that Wendy and her siblings accompany them back to Neverland. They agree and start to enjoy themselves floating and flying, and eventually also agree to go to Neverland. After some practice, they are all soon escaping the Darling residence, but Mr. and Mrs. Darling are yelling and screaming for them to come back.