#i'll copy peter pan things into a different post

[miraculoussaltlove]

One shots will be posted here storys migth not

Things I'm not writing:

Pairs(only counts for romatic ships):

Gabrinette

Juleka x Luka

any shiping with a kwami and a human<

any ships with Alix or Max

Marinette x Jagged

evry ship involving marc and a female charakter (I headcanon Marc as gay and genderfluid)

every phedophil sounding ship

evry incest ship

every ship with a charakter from the fandom I don't know

Salt:

Juleka

Rose

Nathaniel

Marc

Alix (ergo no artclub)

<p>Fandoms(mostly because I don't know them):</p>

<p>everything anime</p>

<p>TBBT</p>

<p>How I met your mother</p>

<p>two and a half man</p>

<p>gravity falls ( haven't seen it yet but I'm planning on watching it if I finished my other open series)</p>

<p>Danger force (only because I haven't seen that yet)</p>

<p>almost every cartoon if you want a cartoon charater say which one it is and from which cartoon it is I than tell you if I do it</p>

<p>Supergirl/Superman</p>

<p>Legends of Tomorrow </p>

<p>Things I write</p>

<p>Ships</p>

<p>You can pick a ship out of this list or ship or make your own ship now matter of the other fandom</p>

<p>https://shipping.fandom.com/wiki/Miraculous_Ladybug </p>

<p>fandoms</p>

<p>TVD/TO/Legacies</p>

<p>Soccer Bunch (or the German name Die wilden Kerle I'll be using the german names so Kevin will be Leon, Diego will be Felix, Zoe will be Vanessa, Julian will be Juli os no big diference and Max will be Maxi so again no big difference )</p>

<p>Teen Wolf</p>

<p>everything marvel Marvel (I'll migth be using the cartoons from the x-man here and you can pick which marvel characters you want like avengers, Young avengers etc.)</p>

<p>Flash</p>

<p>MacGyver</p>

<p>H2O- Just add water, wolf blood (until season 2)</p>

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<p>request info:</p>

<p>username:</p>

<p>Fandom(s): MIracoulous and.....</p>

<p>pair (romantic or platonic):</p>

<p>salt :</p>

<p>sugar: </p>

<p>redemption:</p>

<p>own headcanonns:</p>

<p>season setting</p>

<p>canon difference</p>

<p> </p>

<p>request example:</p>

<p>username: Maddianshipper (I used my old username from wattpad as an example)</p>

<p>Fandoms: Miracoulous and marvel </p>

<p>pair: romantic : Luka x Marinette x Peter (spidey)</p>

<p>salt </p>

<p>amost whole classsalt </p>

<p>sugar: artclub, Ayla, NIno, Sabrina, Chloe, Lila, Max, Marc</p>

<p>redemption: Chloe + Lila</p>

<p>own headcannons: mari is vegan, Luka and Juleka pescetarian, Nathaniel is jewish, Nino moslem. Luka is pan and nonbinary. Marc and Marinette are cousins (lila is a cousin here too)</p>

<p>seasnon setting: somwehre beetween seson 3 and 4</p>

<p>canon difference: Luka+Ayla already know who ladybug is + luka knows who chat is, Marc, Mari and Lila are cousins on Marinettes fathers side, LIlas fathers side and Marcs mothers side</p>

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[hymnstoalienstars]

HP&WCh: “Maybe it’s Harry who calls Tom Peter Pan”

So I was looking what to work on and the first on the list is HP&WCh tomarry thing and I thought I need to figure out some details.

I don’t live in UK, hence googling.

Full-time education is compulsory for all children aged 5 to 18, either at school or otherwise, with a child beginning primary education during the school year they turn 5. Children between the ages of 3 and 5 are entitled to 600 hours per year of optional, state-funded, pre-school education.

I know I said Harry was seven but maybe not, I was basing it on my country’s ed system which starts at 7.

Petunia wouldn’t want neighbours to think smth improper, so she would probably want to dump Harry to primary at five. And tell them all how difficult a child he is.

And I’m thinking he “runs away” - disappears into his Neverland - before starting school, so it would be used by Dursleys later as an example of difficult behavior.

Maybe use a fanon bit of Harry being used to be called “Freak” and not knowing his name at the age of five.

And now that I said Neverland... I want to make Tom Riddle a sort of Peter Pan?

To be honest, his ability to fly, “angelic” looks. He could play Peter Pan. For Harry.

In Peter and Wendy, it is explained that Peter must forget his own adventures and what he learns about the world in order to stay childlike. 

Maybe it’s Harry who calls Tom Peter Pan. Because Tom can fly. Because Tom forgets forgets forgets so hard he is from an orphanage in the world without magic, where it’s all grey and dusty and cold, and food doesn’t grow on rainbows, and you don’t wake up to a world-saving missions.

Barrie states that although Neverland appears different to every child, the island "wakes up" when Peter returns from his trip to London.

It could be that The World called Tom to itself because he had magic. That the world needed magic to be healthy if the word can even be applied to such an entity. 

In the chapter "The Mermaids' Lagoon" in the book Peter and Wendy, Barrie writes that there is almost nothing that Peter cannot do. He is a skilled swordsman, rivalling even Captain Hook, whose hand he cut off in a duel. He has remarkably keen vision and hearing. He is skilled in mimicry, copying the voice of Hook and the ticking of the clock in the crocodile.

Peter has the ability to imagine things into existence and he is able to feel danger when it is near.

Do I need to reread the books about Peter Pan?..

I just love the concept of PeterPan!Tom. (Not literally, but parallels and details, in childhood, the concept that he could be. Could pretend. Could play.)

Of Tom being able to fly thinking happy thoughts: "lovely wonderful thoughts". Of Tom reading Peter Pan and being sure he could do it. Without fairy dust, or maybe he even tried to find some? 

Four years old, he tried and felt he levitated an inch from the ground. Tom needed to be higher, just raising into the air was too hard, he didn’t have enough happy thoughts - no wonder, he was left in this place since his mother died, other children avoided him, he rarely got new books to read. He climbed onto the roof of an orphanage and jumped. And can you imagine what he felt that day when he was able to fly?

Speaking of the abilities in the previous quote, I think Tom would have been able to do some of it. And his magic would flourish in the environment he could wield it in without constraints. Tom would use his magic every day just to survive, to fight for his world - and win.

Peter Pan was like a Young Demigod of the island, as far as I remember. If Tom get to feel that, no wonder he would get addicted to that level of power, felt he deserved it. It’s rather fitting, in a dark sad way, that he became a Dark Lord, with intentions of being as close to a god as he could get.

In the original play, Peter states that no one must ever touch him (though he does not know why).

could use it? at some point?

Pan, a minor deity of Greek mythology who plays pipes to nymphs and is part human and part goat

It is hinted that Wendy may have romantic feelings for Peter, but unrequited because of his inability to love.

👀 are you seeing what i am seeing?

In Barrie's novel Peter and Wendy (but not the original play Peter Pan), it is stated that Peter "thins them out" when they start to grow up. This is never fully explained, but it is implied that he either kills them or banishes them.

Oh my fucking god.

And now I need to google the dates for films. And books.

Peter Darling by Austin Chant (2017), a romance between an adult Peter Pan (who is a transgender man born as "Wendy") and Captain Hook.[31] Winner of the 2017 Rainbow Award for best cover and best transgender science fiction/fantasy.[32]  (c) Wiki, List of works based on Peter Pan

HOLY SHIT

Okay, back to the list. (copied from W)

1904 – Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up (play): Peter brings Wendy and her brothers to Neverland, where he has a showdown with his nemesis, Captain Hook. After the play was first staged in 1904, Barrie continued to make changes until the script was published officially in 1928.[1] This play was later adapted as a novel by Barrie.

1906 – Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens: an origin story where the infant Peter flies away from his home, takes up residence in Kensington Gardens and makes friends with the fairies. The story first appeared as a chapter in Barrie's The Little White Bird published in 1902.

1908 – When Wendy Grew Up – An Afterthought, a short sequel play first staged in 1908, but only published in book form in 1957.

1911 – Peter and Wendy (novel), later published as Peter Pan and Wendy, adapted as a novel from the play, it also incorporates events from When Wendy Grew Up – An Afterthought.

1928 - Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up, the first publication of the script of the play.

Walt Disney's Peter Pan (released on 5 February 1953), an authorised animated adaptation. Disney licensed the film rights to the story in 1939 from Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children. It featured music by Sammy Cahn, Frank Churchill, Sammy Fain, and Ted Sears. 15-year-old film actor Bobby Driscoll supplied the voice of Peter. This version contained little of the original dialogue from the play or its novelisation.

In the early 1930s, Edward Mason Eggleston painted a series of images for calendars that included Peter Pan, Indian princesses and pirates.

To the question of how Harry would know about Peter Pan, I think that The Very Proper daughter of the nearby family was obsessed with Peter Pan and jumped at the thought of introducing a new person to the book and film and everything. Someone she haven’t infodumped yet to! 

Then, of course, she was forbidden to talk to him by her parents because of the things Dursleys told them.

[gingerlibrum]

Saw a post on one of the pages I follow on Facebook that I thought seemed kind of fun. If you're bored, post a picture of your bookshelf and talk about each of the books that are on there. If you are in self quarantine and find yourself incredibly bored with nothing else to do feel free to comment. It will give you something to do for a little bit. If your bookshelf is to big, take a photo of one shelf or grab a few books that you love and comment about those! I'll put a 📚 to indicate that the book is on my tbr pile.

*Note it doesn't have to be books. If you have a shelf of movies or CD's/Records, feel free to comment about those!

1. Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom

A memoir between Albom featuring lessons on life from his dying professor. Highly reccomend. It's one of those books that I can reread and learn something new every time.

2. The Five People you Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom

A new look on what it means to die and how our vision of heaven isn't what one would expect. I try to reread this one every year because it's a good reminder that even the little things we do could effect not only the people we know, but complete strangers.

3. The Next Person you Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom

A sequel to The Five People you Meet in Heaven and a great follow up!

4. Scythe by Neal Shusterman

A great young adult novel! It's about a futuristic society where due to medical advancements, people can live forever and even do things like make themselves look younger. However, there's a catch. The Scyths people who act as a kind of population control. The story follows two teens as they train to be scythes.

5. Thunderhead by Neal Shusterman 📚

6. The Story of King Arthur and His Knights 📚

7. The Book of Joy by The Dalai Lama, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and Douglas Adams

Haven't finished it yet, but it's a conversation between two people of different religions and backgrounds. An interesting read.

8. Code Name: Lise by Larry Loftis 📚

9. Outlander by Diana Gabaldon

Almost halfway through it. Story premise is interesting though.

10. Lord of the Rings boxed set by J.R.R Tolkien 📚

11. Dear Evan Hansen the Novel

I am Musical theater trash. I love this musical. The book gave me more of an insight to it beyond listening to the album on repeat.

12. The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas

A teen novel about the black lives matter movement. Honestly, this book was so good. 100% reccomend even if you aren't a teen.

13. Harry Potter and the Philospher's Stone

I got this copy while I was in Scotland at Blackwells bookshop in Edinburgh (oh how I am longing to go back there) - please notice in front if the book the tiny Proffessor Quirell-

14. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

I want to get the entire series in these covers. I didn't get this one in Scotland it was a Christmas gift.

15. The Little Book of Lykee by Miek Wiking

A book about the Danish art of Happiness

16. The Little Book of Hygee by Miek Wiking

A book about how to make your life and home more comfortable to life in the Danish way.

17. The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch

Another book about life told by a dying man. This is a good read. Follows Randy Pausch, a Proffessor, as he has been diagnosed with a brain tumor and continues to teach and prepares for his last lecture.

18. Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck

Had to read it for school in high school but I do like this book when I'm not required to read it too.

19. Let Morte D'Arthur📚

20. Pygmalion 📚

21. Little Women 📚

22. Walden 📚

23. Pride and Predjudice 📚

24. The Time Machine by H.G Wells

Books about time travel are a weakness of mine.

25. Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux

Read it so I would have something to talk about with my coworker who is now my boyfriend. Also I liked the cover and the theater show is fun to cosplay.

26. Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court 📚

27. Peter Pan 📚

28. 20,000 League's Under the Sea 📚

29. Treasure Island 📚

30. Moby Dick 📚

31. The Immortalists by Chloe Benjamin 📚

32. The Island of Sea Women by Lisa See 📚

33. Fatal Throne 📚

34. The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho 📚

35. Coraline by Neil Gaiman 📚

36. Stardust by Neal Gaiman

Loved the book. If you liked the Princess Bride I reccomend this book and its corresponding movie.

37. City of Ghosts by Victoria Schwab

Love the author. This book is a kids book about a girl who can see ghosts. Her parents are ghost hunters who have a tv show where they travel to Edinburgh and she learns a lot about her powers.

38. A Darker Shade of Magic Trilogy by V.E Schwab

Again. LOVE this author. Highly recommend this trilogy. One of my favorite authors of all time.

39. The Sand Warrior 📚

40. To Kill a Mockingbird

Again. One of those I had to read for school but do actually like reading without the pressureeof having to read it.

41. Howl's Moving Castle 📚

42. A bunch of Hardy Boys Books 📚

43. Neverending Story 📚

[goodgrammaritan]

Gratitude Journal

Aunt Bar appreciation post

My Aunt Barbara (my dad's sister) has been my favorite aunt my whole life. She's just awesome.

My mom has bipolar, and also, at age 29, she had 3 kids 3 and under. Sometimes it was really hard for her.

So my aunt wanted to help, and offered to watch me and my two sisters once a week.

Aunt Barbara had the best collection of dress-up clothes in an old chest. She even had fake facial hair. We'd be princesses or pioneers, setting up in our covered wagon (dining room table) with our horses (two straight-backed dining chairs) pulling us along.

She made us custom paper dolls, each with different hair and all with unique styles. She made a paper dollhouse for them.

She had a collection of old dolls that she'd sent to a doll hospital when they got too worn down. We could play with them but we had to be very careful.

She made each of her nieces a cloth doll, and sewed dresses for them herself. They had straw hats and they had aprons and they had shoes.

Aunt Barbara took us to all of the best playgrounds in town, our favorite being Two Slides. (Not its real name, but we referred to the playgrounds by their best features.) We'd get on a carousel and she would explain centrifugal force. We rolled down Flag Pole Hill over and over.

We'd pick wildflowers and put them in baskets. We'd walk nature trails.

Aunt Barbara would turn her living room into a fort, with sheets covering the couches, and we'd huddle in and watch the Mary Martin Peter Pan. She always made sure we clapped to revive Tinkerbell.

She sustained us with Weenies 'n Wheels (wheel-shaped pasta with little hot dog rounds), and taught us some cooking basics.

Every year, Aunt Barbara took all six of her nieces (my sisters and cousins and I) shopping for Christmas dresses. In some of the early years we'd get matching dresses, but as we got older, our tastes changed and we got harder to shop for. And we'd also try on outrageous dresses (shoulder pads, pantsuits) and try to get a reaction or see if she'd say no. But no matter how many hours it took, we all came away with a new outfit, and on Christmas day we'd all pose together for a photo.

Aunt Barbara was married to a man named Mark. Mark died of cancer before I was born, and I grew up knowing her second husband, Uncle Jimmy (my godfather and favorite uncle, but that's a whole 'nother post). But she'd tell us about Mark sometimes. He gave her the Alice in Wonderland books with a poem he'd written inside the cover. She lent these books to me and I loved them, and one year for my birthday I asked for my own copies. Aunt Barbara gave me her copies, the poem included.

She always gave the best gifts. A couple of years we did a clothes shopping spree, and sometimes a book shopping spree. (She's the one who got me into Harry Potter. Whatever my relationship with the books now, I'll always be grateful for the introduction to a magical world and a wonderful fan community.)

In high school, my sister's boyfriend (now husband) referred to Aunt Barbara as Aunt Bar, insisting she told him to call her that. Not in the least true, but we so started using the nickname and she would even sign cards as "Aunt Bar."

She started collecting roadrunners. Her collection is selective, and she'll only collect roadrunners with correct feet: two toes forward, two toes back. None of this three-forward-one-back nonsense.

She took me to see Wicked the first time, paying for seats I would never have been able to afford on my own. We talked wistfully of going to New York, but that wasn't in the cards then.

In 2010, my Uncle Jimmy died of suicide three days before Christmas. I remember Aunt Barbara coming to my parents' house and saying tonelessly, "I'm a widow twice now."

But Aunt Bar kept on living. She took care of herself. She joined a grief group. She kept going.

She and I became closer after Jimmy's death. I had been his favorite, and we would get together and remember him and all the wonderful things about him.

And Aunt Bar tore up some carpet in her home and took down some curtains she'd always disliked. Jimmy had liked them, and it was initially his house, so she'd kept them, but now she got to reveal beautiful hardwood floors and redecorate.

She started traveling. Jimmy had been in the Air Force and had done enough traveling, being more of a homebody. But Aunt Bar went to Hawaii with a friend. She went to Africa. She went to Peru and Spain.

She retired from her banking job at 65, then started an encore career at Trader Joe's. She was employee of the month more than once. She likes being Helmsman best, a kind of greeter position. She calls it TJ's, and everyone loves her. A coworker personalized everyone's denim TJ's jacket, and Aunt Bar got a roadrunner painted on hers.

I got Aunt Bar into Hamilton, and in November of 2016, we went to New York City together to see it. In all her life, she'd never been to NYC, and now she was going with me. I said we were like Aunt March and Amy from Little Women, me being her traveling companion. It was glorious. We went to the Cloisters in the rain. We ate lavishly, we took the Staten Island Ferry, we visited the NYC Trader Joe's so she could get a local tote bag from their location. We saw an Off-Broadway show called "Puffs," a Harry Potter story from the point of view of the Hufflepuffs, and it was hilarious. We day-drank, we went to a rooftop bar, I got tired one day and retreated to the hotel room to read and she went off adventuring on her own, outwalking me at age 70. We saw Hamilton and it was everything we wanted it to be.

Aunt Barbara sings in three choirs (well, she did before Covid), including a barbershop choir where she's the only woman. She's dating one of the barbershop's lead soloists.

She did Zumba regularly before the pandemic hit, making sure she got her exercise.

I connected her to a virtual sourdough-making class led by a baker friend of mine, and now she makes sourdough every two weeks or so.

She's active and fun and full of love and energy and perseverance, and I love her so much.

Here's to you, Aunt Bar.

[doverstar]

Okay so I'm not usually 'that person' but it issss only 16 questions. So, 1-16, for both Sound of Music (1965) and Peter Pan (2003). And here, I'll even link you to the meme so you don't have to hunt for it ;) doverstar()tumblr()com/post/165885594427/movie-inbox-memes

YES! Thank you, Charlai! And thanks for sparing me the hunt.THIS IS GONNA BE LONG OKAY Sound of Music answers will definitely be shorter than Peter Pan’s answers, cuz I’ve only seen the former once

1. When did you first see it?Peter Pan (2003): I first saw this movie before I read the book, (Mister Sneed, for shame) when I was still in elementary school, on Thanksgiving Day of 2004, a year after it came out. I remember this vividly because it was the first Peter Pan movie I had ever seen that wasn’t Disney’s film, and I was very interested and confused by it. We were in a distant cousin’s house, in the spare room, me and my little sister, sitting on the bed. We didn’t wanna go outside the room because we were shy around our cousins, and it was breakfast time, and the TV was on. We switched a few channels and ABC Family was showing this movie, for some reason, and we came in right at the beginning, when Wendy is telling her story. I knew it was Peter Pan because Nana was in the room, and Wendy was super recognizable somehow, though she looked nothing like her Disney counterpart. But I had never seen a Peter Pan like this (it’s the closest to the book out of all the Neverland movies!) and I was absolutely enchanted. I remember my little sister and I were smitten with Peter from the moment he came on the screen (we were about 7 and 8 or maybe a year or so older, I think) and that was actually the first time we both admitted to thinking a boy was cute. By the end of the movie, my sister had left the room a few times and missed what was happening, and I was absolutely crying by the time the finale happened. I adored it. I didn’t remember the movie until I was about 13 or 12 and read the actual book for the first time, and then I was like, wait, didn’t I see a movie very similar to this once? I googled it, bought it on DVD, and ages later here I am with all the Peter Pan movies on DVD you can think of and 5 copies of the book. Thank you, PJ Hogan and Michael Goldberg! It wasn’t exactly my introduction to Neverland or even the reason I read the book, but it was definitely stirring!The Sound Of Music: SO this’ll be much shorter. I saw this movie when I was around 16 or 17, I think, which is surprising because I’m homeschooled and stereotypes say I ought to have seen it much sooner than that! But I didn’t. Too busy watching Disney’s animated movies and reading books to know this even existed. I’d heard some of the songs, but my best friend (who had been in a school production for Sound of Music and adored it) was appalled that I hadn’t seen this movie, brought it to my house, and we watched it in the basement on the projector with many snacks and good times. I loved it! Some parts were slow, but I didn’t mind the pace at all, I thought it was briliant. Gotta love Julie Andrews. And GASP, all her favorite things are my favorite things too! Brown paper packages tied up with string? White dresses with blue satin sashes? Raindrops on roses? Crisp apple strudels? Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes? Yes please.2. Which scene is your favorite?Peter Pan (2003): Now this is hard to say, because it’s so close to the book I choose scenes in the movie that aren’t in the book, because the writers actually nailed every character so well, the scenes that I didn’t read were that much better and surprising (in a good way). It’s between two: the Feelings scene, and the Peep Into The Future scene. And I could elaborate (I have the elaboration saved if you wanna know) but I’ll do it in another ask or post sometime if you want, cuz it’d make this post WAY longer if I didn’t cut it off here! Sound of Music: Definitely the scene where’s she’s comforting them all over the thunderstorm. I had a phobia of thunderstorms for a long time, and when she sang her song and comforted the kids, I was on Cloud Nine. So beautiful.3. What scene can you relate to the most?Peter Pan (2003): When Wendy runs back to the little house the boys made for her and cries and cries all alone after the Feelings scene. Sound of Music: Thunderstorm scene, again! 4. Which character is your favorite?Peter Pan (2003): PETER.

Sound of Music: Captain von Trapp for sure. Do you hear that? That’s the sound of character development.5. Which character can you relate to the most?Peter Pan (2003): It’s probably a mix between Peter and Wendy. I’ve got all Peter’s flaws and Wendy’s high points.Sound of Music: Anybody Julie Andrews plays automatically becomes my favorite, so Maria. A true queen.6. Do you own any merch?Peter Pan (2003): Well, I own the DVD, and a HUGE, movie-teaser poster that is too big to go on any wall in my room. My parents got it for my birthday! It’s this one: 

Sound of Music: I actually have no merch for this movie. Sad day!7. Least favorite scene?I don’t have a least favorite scene for either one of these movies, I was surprised to find. I loved all of both of them!8. Least favorite character?Peter Pan (2003): I don’t love Aunt Millicent, who is purely a movie-based character and is neither mentioned nor appears in the book. Plus she seems to think novelists are difficult to marry, and I TAKE OFFENSE. But I do like that she becomes Slightly’s mother at the end, that part was delightful!Sound of Music: That teenage boy that practically betrays them in the end. I forget his name, but he sings that 17 song with the girl, and I did not care for him. ROLF. That’s him. Rolf. Rolf and Liesl.9. Which character would you say you sound the most like?Peter Pan (2003): Peter, usually. If I’m at work or meeting someone for the first time, my mannerisms are normally similar to Wendy’s, though! Basically Peter’s the devil on my shoulder and Wendy’s the angelSound of Music: I don’t know? I’d have to watch the movie again. I wanna say Maria (I get the feeling everyone wants to say Maria) but I think I’m probably more like the good Captain von Trapp. Or, no--I have a few Maria-like qualities, I know, but not as many as I’d like. Let’s go with Maria after all.10. Which character would you say you look the closest to?Peter Pan (2003): Tink’s the only blonde in the movie, I’ll go with Tinker Bell! I’m also petite.Sound of Music: In the face I look a little like Liesl.11. Character you would cosplay as in a heartbeat?Peter Pan (2003): Wendy Wendy Wendy Wendy Wendy Wendy, so easy, so comfortable, yes.Sound of Music: Maria! Suitcases and all.12. Character that should’ve gotten treated better (if any)?Peter Pan (2003): I want to say it was Tink, but she could be pretty gnarly at times. Tootles deserves a say, silly as he is, so Tootles it is! He should’ve gotten more attention in the film; he’s the sweetest and most honorable of all the Lost Boys.Sound of Music: Captain von Trapp, as horrible as he was at the beginning.13. Any headcanons?Peter Pan (2003): I have a headcanon that Rufio (Spielberg’s Hook) becomes a Lost Boy sometime in the 1990′s and Jeremy Sumpter’s Peter Pan taught him everything he knows with the sword. In my head, Peter Pan (2003)’s Peter is the Peter everyone remembers in Hook, but in the film it’s a different boy playing Pan as a kid. It’s fine though. Rufio and Sumpter Peter would look cool side by side! Who doesn’t like Ru-fi-OOOOOOOOOOOOSound of Music: I got nothing, don’t kill me!14. Any unpopular opinions?Peter Pan (2003): I’m of the unpopular opinion that Hook is not redemptive, nor is he ‘hot’, nor is there ANY potential for a Wendy/Hook romance, thank you very much. Get your minds out of the gutter. Save that nonsense for the grossly-out-of-line Once Upon A Time, ladies and germs. Sound of Music: I don’t remember having any unpopular opinions? I only saw it once, forgive me15. What did you think of [movie] when you first saw it?I answered this in question 1, oops. :D16. Did you see [movie] in theaters? If so, how many times?Unfortunately I saw neither of these in theaters. I don’t even remember seeing previews for either one of them.You know you make my day brighter with your asks, right friend? You’re the best!