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- A fussy, responsible family man. In the beginning of the story, Mr. Darling is always very practical, concerned primarily with money and keeping up appearances. Though he is sometimes childish and insecure, he demands respect from his wife and children, and usually they happily oblige him.
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George Darling is Mary's husband and Wendy, John, and Michael's father as well as a character Disney's 1953 animated feature film Peter Pan. George lives in London with his family. He is referred...
- Peter Pan. a magical, arrogant boy who will never grow up. Many parents look at their children and wish, along with Mrs. Darling: “Oh, why can’t you remain like this forever!”
- Wendy. The eldest Darling child, a “tidy,” practical girl with a soft spot in her heart for orphaned or abandoned creatures. From an early age, Wendy seems naturally disposed to care for others.
- Captain Jas. Hook. The pirates’ fearsome leader. When we first meet Hook, he is a classic storybook villain: evil, hairy, and merciless, cruel even to his own crew.
- Mrs. Darling. The children’s mother, and the narrator’s favorite, Mrs. Darling is a lovely, cheerful woman with a mysterious “kiss” in the corner of her mouth, like some leftover childhood magic.
A fussy, responsible family man. In the beginning of the story, Mr. Darling is always very practical, concerned primarily with money and keeping up appearances. Though he is sometimes childish and insecure, he demands respect from his wife and children, and usually they happily oblige him.
Wendy Darling is an English girl who, along with her brothers, joins Peter Pan in Neverland, where she acts as a mother to the lost boys. Mrs. Darling is the mother of Wendy, Michael, and John....
Mr. George Darling works as a bank clerk. Knowing what he does for a living helps to provide us with a better understanding of his character. Mr. Darling is a practical, no-nonsense,...
Mr. Darling, whose first name is George, is lampooned by the narrator for his nearly paranoid concern that he won't have enough money to support his family, but he is also constantly worried about what other people think about him.
George Darling is the husband of Mary Darling and the father of Wendy, Michael, and John. His characterization varies substantially from one version of the story to the next, but each characterization views him as a practical man who views Peter Pan as childish nonsense at first, and is...
