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in reply to a message by Drew
*Does some searching*
According to Wikipedia, Peter Pan first appeared in a 1902 book, "The Little White Bird". A play based on the 1902 book premiered on 27 Dec 1904. In 1906, a portion of "The Little White Bird" which featured Peter Pan was published as the book "Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens". Finally, in 1911, the novel "Peter Pan and Wendy", based on the play, was published.
(See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Pan)
I guess that would make Wendy inappropriate for your time setting.
Miranda
According to Wikipedia, Peter Pan first appeared in a 1902 book, "The Little White Bird". A play based on the 1902 book premiered on 27 Dec 1904. In 1906, a portion of "The Little White Bird" which featured Peter Pan was published as the book "Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens". Finally, in 1911, the novel "Peter Pan and Wendy", based on the play, was published.
(See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Pan)
I guess that would make Wendy inappropriate for your time setting.
Miranda
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Yes, that's all correct as well! :-)
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