Pan, Peter

Pan, Peter

determined always to remain a little boy. [Br. Lit.: J.M. Barrie Peter Pan]
See: Children

Pan, Peter

little boy, refuses to grow up; resides in Never Never Land. [Children’s Lit.: Peter Pan]
See: Delusion

Pan, Peter

escapes to Never Never Land to avoid growing up. [Br. and Am. Drama: Benét, 778]
See: Fantasy
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