Summary of "Peter Pan"

Introduction

Wendy Darling: A compassionate and motherly figure, despite being the eldest child.
John Darling: Wendy’s adventurous younger brother.
Michael Darling: The youngest, innocent and impressionable.
Mr. and Mrs. Darling: The caring parents.
Nana: The family’s dog and nursemaid.

The Darling children are enamored by their mother's stories about Peter Pan, a boy who never grows up.

Peter flies into the Darling's nursery, leading to his and Wendy's first meeting.

Peter, Wendy, John, and Michael embark on a magical journey to the island of Neverland.

In Neverland, they meet the Lost Boys, children like Peter who wish to never grow up.

The story's villain, Captain Hook, seeks revenge on Peter for a past conflict.

The group encounters mermaids, native tribes, and engages in skirmishes with pirates.

Wendy begins to understand the significance of growing up and decides to return home.

Peter and his friends defeat Captain Hook in a climactic battle.

Peter returns the children to London, where Wendy agrees to visit Neverland annually.

The story concludes with Wendy grown up, and her daughter continuing the adventures in Neverland.