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Name- Ryan Michelle McCormic
Role- human
Age- 17
Personality- is sarcastic, yet easy going, and a slight under-achiever. Music is her life, yet her father finds it hard to think of her as anything but something scholarly (i.e doctor, scientist et cetera)
Biography- grew up in a happy household until she was ten, then her mother died in a horrible accident, leaving her father with four boys and his little girl, Ryan. After she learned how to take care of herself, usually being ignored because she is the middle child. The house she once called a home was broken, herself and her siblings grew up practically without parents, with their mother gone and their dad usually working 12 hour shifts. then, one day, she just dissappeared.
Appearance-dyed black hair, yellow all time low shirt, dark straightleg jeans, black skate shoes, a black ring on her middle fingerl

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Captain James Hook
Role:
See name
Age:
The jury is out on this one. Thirty is an awfully low maximum for a pirate, and all the Captain Hooks I've ever seen have been well into their thirties, if not forties, so...
Personality:
Captain Hook started out a greedy, headstrong, mildly angry youth, with no respect for authority and a complete disregard for rules and regulations. Yet he was not rebellious; he did not believe there was anything fundamentally wrong with the way society worked, he just didn't have any time for it. He evolved, through years of piracy, into a greedy, unrelenting, merciless, and even angrier grown man. Hook captains the Jolly Roger with the intent of plundering any ship that it comes across, no matter how small or how challenging. He is neither the sort to back down from taking on a larger, more heavily-armed ship, nor the sort to leave a smaller, less well-stocked vessel undisturbed. This principle follows through to nearly every aspect of Hook's life, as do expectations of commitment from his crew and an intolerance for mediocrity.
Biography:
Should I, like, research his bio, or just make one up? (Or do you not really care?)
Appearance:
Captain Hook is tall, standing just over six feet tall while wearing his high-heeled boots. His right hand is, of course, a hook, not a hand. (This makes playing the piano somewhat difficult, but he does it anyway.) His pale, somewhat gaunt face sports a large nose, strong chin, and dark blue eyes, and his hair is long, black, and curly. He owns a red coat, which he wears most often, and also a black one and a blue one that is decidedly fancier.

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Name: Peter Pan
Role: Peter Pan, the Boy who didn't grow up
Age: Unknown, very young, he's probably around 14 or 15.
Personality: He's cunning, clever, and most of all, fun. Peter cannot tell the difference between reality and make-believe, but he can tell one that he does not want to grow up. Why grow up when you can stay a kid forever and have fun? Fun, meaning teasing Captain James Hook and his crew, saving Indians like Tiger Lilly, messing around with the Lost Boys, having a mother tell your stories about Cinderella, fairies brightening the day, and mermaids bringing you towards the water's edge of the lagoon. What Peter hates the most is mothers. Mothers mean grown-ups, and he detests them, except for Wendy, but she only pretends...Right?
Biography: Peter Pan does not have a mother or a father. He does have, however, his Lost Boys, who, when unclaimed for a full seven days, come to Neverland to live. Peter is an excellent swordsmen, and needs to be, when battling a malevolent pirate of the Jolly Roger, AKA, Captain James Hook, or 'Jas Hook. Peter's best friend, Tinker "Tink" Bell, follows him around everywhere, from looking for his shadow, to drinking poison that Hook meant for the Boy. Peter fell in love with Mrs. Darling's stories, therefore bringing him to the window of the third story of the Darling house, where he met Wendy, John, and little Michael. Peter brought Wendy and her brothers to Neverland, which rests the second star on the right and straight on 'till morning. Peter believes Wendy mother-like, although somewhere within him, that might or might not be true.
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Name: Tinker Bell
Role: Peter Pan's fairy
Age: Unknown
Personality: Tinker Bell, like every fairy, has quite a small body that is only capable of holding one emotion at a time, which is usually jealousy or rage. At times she does express delight, though, mainly when Wendy's life is endangered or when Wendy is gone. She is a kind fairy, however, but will do whatever it takes to get rid of Wendy Darling, even if it means angering Peter.
Biography: When the first baby laughed, that laugh broke into a thousand pieces, and that was how the first fairy was born. So, there ought to be a fairy for each baby, although there isn't. Why? Simple: Children are educated, and their mothers sort out the nonsense when they are sleeping. Every time a child says "I don't believe in fairies," a fairy drops dead. Tinker Bell, as far as the first time Peter came to Neverland, has always been his fairy. She despises Wendy Darling, and takes delight on making her miserable, and even trying to endanger her life. She will do anything for Peter, well, except be nice to Wendy. She loves Peter Pan much, and will die to save him.
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Name: Wendy Moira Angela Darling

Role: The Storyteller/Symbolic Mother/Peter's squeeze, on occasion

Age: 14 or so.

Personality: Very much the girl scout. Likes to be good at things, likes having everything just so. Both frightened and subconsciously entranced by her own oncoming adulthood. Slightly bossy and inclined to be sulky when things don't go her way. When out of her range or depth, tends to fall back on the familiar: not terribly good at adapting to new situations, should they be unduly stressful. Nevertheless, is possessed of a sweeping romanticism at her very very core nature, which drives her to desire the magic of Neverland despite the prim and proper model of comportment she otherwise does her best to uphold.

Biography: Daughter of George and Mary Darling. Grew up in a townhouse in London, with two brothers, Michael and John, as well as the nursedog, Nana. There is honestly little else to be said about Wendy before meeting (or at least coming to know of) Peter Pan. She is in some ways a representative of the things Peter is not, an opposite number if you will. As such, much of her life has little bearing upon her later role in the Neverland. In terms of things that did happen post-Peter, well....interested Peter with the stories she told her brothers, to the extent that he offered to bring her back to Neverland with him. Wendy initially resisted, but then, of course, there was the archetypal temptation scene laden in Yeats symbolism, whereupon she acquiesced to her adventurous side (or perhaps more Peter's charisma) and returned to the island with him, where she took on the role of the Lost Boys' "mother".

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