One evening, Peter Pan visits the Darling children Wendy, John, Michael and takes them with him to Neverland, where they encounter various fantastic creatures and have many adventures.
There, they meet colorful characters like the Indians, the Mermaids, the Lost Boys, the Crocodile, the Pirates led by the fearsome Captain Hook, and fairies, with the most famous being Tinker Bell.
Peter Pan is the leader of the Lost Childrens, who, like him, refuse to grow up.
They are often in conflict with the pirates, who are determined to capture Peter.
The theme of the story revolves around the rejection of growth and responsibility, embodied by Peter Pan, but also the clash between childhood and maturity.
In the end, Wendy and her brothers return home, and Peter Pan, true to his desire never to grow up, continues to live his adventures in Neverland, either alone or with the Lost Boys.
