WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:01:13.470 --> 00:01:15.606 "Where dips the rocky highland 4 00:01:15.639 --> 00:01:18.174 "Of Sleuth Wood in the lake, 5 00:01:18.207 --> 00:01:20.677 "There lies a leafy island, 6 00:01:20.711 --> 00:01:23.245 "Where flapping herons wake 7 00:01:23.279 --> 00:01:25.616 "The drowsy water rats; 8 00:01:27.350 --> 00:01:30.420 "There we've hid our faery vats, 9 00:01:30.454 --> 00:01:32.288 "Full of berrys, 10 00:01:32.321 --> 00:01:35.157 "And the reddest stolen cherries. 11 00:01:36.325 --> 00:01:40.196 "Come away, O human child! 12 00:01:40.229 --> 00:01:42.699 "To the woods and waters wild 13 00:01:42.733 --> 00:01:45.234 "With a faery hand in hand, 14 00:01:45.267 --> 00:01:47.537 "For the world's more full of weeping 15 00:01:47.571 --> 00:01:49.406 "than you can understand." 16 00:02:06.523 --> 00:02:09.860 I'll never forget The summer I was eight years old. 17 00:02:12.462 --> 00:02:16.298 It was a summer of tea parties and sword fights. 18 00:02:18.234 --> 00:02:22.739 Of longing to grow up and fearing to grow old. 19 00:02:22.773 --> 00:02:25.809 Of wishing things could stay the same forever. 20 00:02:30.346 --> 00:02:33.315 That was the summer we found the boat. 21 00:02:34.651 --> 00:02:37.788 I scalp rodent enemy. 22 00:02:37.821 --> 00:02:40.222 I avenge brave chief. 23 00:02:40.256 --> 00:02:42.459 - Let him go. - Try and make me. 24 00:02:43.794 --> 00:02:45.462 I'll get you! 25 00:02:45.495 --> 00:02:46.897 Tiger Lily, come on. 26 00:02:47.998 --> 00:02:49.533 Wait for me! 27 00:03:03.847 --> 00:03:05.982 I am Pan, God of the woodlands, 28 00:03:06.016 --> 00:03:07.818 and these are my woods. 29 00:03:07.851 --> 00:03:09.453 You're no Pan. 30 00:03:16.392 --> 00:03:17.928 Take that! 31 00:03:17.961 --> 00:03:20.664 Surrender the Indian princess now, 32 00:03:20.697 --> 00:03:24.034 or say goodbye to the hostage, Chief Witchataw. 33 00:03:24.067 --> 00:03:25.602 Never! 34 00:03:45.489 --> 00:03:46.490 Oh! 35 00:03:50.427 --> 00:03:51.393 I'll get it. 36 00:03:51.428 --> 00:03:54.030 Mama said we're not supposed to go over the wall. 37 00:03:54.064 --> 00:03:57.567 Blimey. Come and take a look at this. 38 00:04:10.346 --> 00:04:11.948 Who do you think it belongs to? 39 00:04:12.916 --> 00:04:14.451 Finders keepers. 40 00:04:15.118 --> 00:04:16.653 It's ours now. 41 00:04:21.525 --> 00:04:23.994 She just needs a bit of fixing up. 42 00:04:24.027 --> 00:04:27.363 Just imagine. The three of us, mateys at sea. 43 00:04:27.396 --> 00:04:30.700 Braving the elements to discover uncharted territories. 44 00:04:35.739 --> 00:04:37.841 Where to next, Captain? 45 00:04:37.874 --> 00:04:40.577 But, David, what if we get lost? 46 00:04:40.610 --> 00:04:42.679 Well, that's the whole point, isn't it? 47 00:04:42.712 --> 00:04:46.817 We'll be the Lost Boys of the wild. And girls. 48 00:04:46.850 --> 00:04:51.421 Peter, I almost forgot. I found this in the woods. 49 00:04:51.454 --> 00:04:55.391 Do you reckon it's special? To the Indians? 50 00:04:55.425 --> 00:04:56.760 It's an eagle feather. 51 00:05:01.131 --> 00:05:02.599 I'd better wash up. 52 00:05:44.574 --> 00:05:48.612 Hurry along, you two. Did you not see the time? 53 00:05:48.645 --> 00:05:50.914 Oh dear, oh dear. I shall be too late. 54 00:05:50.947 --> 00:05:54.985 Hush, don't tease him. He almost lost his scalp today. 55 00:05:55.018 --> 00:05:58.955 Would you ever get a move on? Go on, get in with you. 56 00:05:58.989 --> 00:06:02.826 Did you forget your Aunt Eleanor's coming for dinner? 57 00:06:02.859 --> 00:06:04.961 Oh, you'll be the death of me, the pair of you. 58 00:06:04.995 --> 00:06:06.096 Mmm. 59 00:06:07.831 --> 00:06:09.699 Who are these dirty vagabonds 60 00:06:09.733 --> 00:06:12.669 and what have they done with my children? 61 00:06:12.702 --> 00:06:15.105 - Where's Peter? - He went to speak with Father. 62 00:06:15.138 --> 00:06:17.974 Upstairs, both of you. 63 00:06:18.008 --> 00:06:19.876 Yes, but this one I keep. 64 00:06:19.910 --> 00:06:21.444 - Get yourselves cleaned up. - Come, talk to me. 65 00:06:21.478 --> 00:06:22.846 I have something for you. 66 00:06:25.782 --> 00:06:29.152 The tinker was in this morning, mending the pots, 67 00:06:29.185 --> 00:06:32.923 and when he was done, he found he had some extra copper, 68 00:06:32.956 --> 00:06:37.527 and with it he agreed to fashion you a small present. 69 00:06:38.228 --> 00:06:39.796 Would you like to see it? 70 00:06:44.734 --> 00:06:47.504 - It's just a bell. - Oh! 71 00:06:47.537 --> 00:06:49.906 She didn't mean it, I promise. 72 00:06:51.241 --> 00:06:52.776 No, no, it's alright. 73 00:07:15.165 --> 00:07:16.967 - Let me guess. - Oh! 74 00:07:17.000 --> 00:07:19.002 - Peter. - The Golden Hind? 75 00:07:19.736 --> 00:07:22.272 You gave me a fright. 76 00:07:22.305 --> 00:07:25.976 It's not suppertime already, is it? 77 00:07:26.009 --> 00:07:29.946 - Is it for old Mr. Brown? - Right you are. 78 00:07:29.980 --> 00:07:32.215 The Golden Hind. 79 00:07:32.248 --> 00:07:38.722 The first ship to sail all the way around the globe. 80 00:07:38.755 --> 00:07:43.727 Imagine what it must be like to see the whole world. 81 00:07:43.760 --> 00:07:47.564 To sail the Indian Ocean and the Pacific 82 00:07:47.597 --> 00:07:51.735 and maybe even discover new lands. 83 00:07:53.136 --> 00:07:56.740 Ah... The things she must have seen. 84 00:07:59.609 --> 00:08:02.212 When the first baby laughed... 85 00:08:02.245 --> 00:08:04.014 ...for the first time, 86 00:08:04.047 --> 00:08:08.118 its laugh broke into a thousand pieces 87 00:08:08.151 --> 00:08:10.954 and they all went skipping about, 88 00:08:12.222 --> 00:08:17.627 and that was the beginning of the fairies. 89 00:08:17.660 --> 00:08:22.098 You see, fairies are far too magical for the human eye. 90 00:08:22.132 --> 00:08:28.071 So when we look at them, they take the form of bells. 91 00:08:28.104 --> 00:08:32.842 Every child has a fairy born just for them. 92 00:08:34.144 --> 00:08:36.679 And this... 93 00:08:36.713 --> 00:08:39.082 ...tinker's bell was born for you. 94 00:08:47.223 --> 00:08:51.061 Tinker Bell. It's wonderful to meet you. 95 00:08:58.168 --> 00:08:59.335 What's this? 96 00:09:04.140 --> 00:09:05.308 "Dear Mr. Littleton, 97 00:09:05.341 --> 00:09:06.943 "it is my duty to inform you 98 00:09:06.976 --> 00:09:09.813 "that your son Peter is currently failing... 99 00:09:11.415 --> 00:09:13.083 "All his subjects." 100 00:09:14.717 --> 00:09:16.886 - Peter. - I know what she thinks. 101 00:09:16.920 --> 00:09:19.656 I may not be David, but I'm not a duffer. 102 00:09:19.689 --> 00:09:23.093 Peter, who said anything about David? 103 00:09:23.126 --> 00:09:24.961 If you were a duffer, would you be able to recite 104 00:09:24.994 --> 00:09:26.963 a complete index of British naval vessels 105 00:09:26.996 --> 00:09:29.199 from the last decade in under five minutes? 106 00:09:29.232 --> 00:09:31.234 Would you be able to construct 107 00:09:31.267 --> 00:09:35.839 a fully functioning model galleon in a bottle? 108 00:09:35.872 --> 00:09:37.907 Unlike your siblings, I might add. 109 00:09:38.808 --> 00:09:40.043 Eh? 110 00:09:40.076 --> 00:09:41.344 I'm not in trouble, then? 111 00:09:42.912 --> 00:09:44.214 Of course you're in trouble. 112 00:09:50.186 --> 00:09:55.358 Look, you've got to try, Peter. 113 00:09:57.894 --> 00:09:59.129 For me? 114 00:10:04.134 --> 00:10:05.402 Come here. 115 00:10:38.402 --> 00:10:40.236 Careful, darling. 116 00:10:46.142 --> 00:10:47.377 Last one. 117 00:10:48.845 --> 00:10:50.313 Beware of the queen of hearts. 118 00:10:59.756 --> 00:11:01.090 Easy does it. 119 00:11:04.894 --> 00:11:06.463 Well done. 120 00:11:06.497 --> 00:11:08.965 - Bravo. - Bravo. Come on, darling. 121 00:11:08.998 --> 00:11:10.833 Let's keep going. 122 00:11:10.867 --> 00:11:14.804 This silly game has become something of a family sport. 123 00:11:14.837 --> 00:11:15.972 Our record is four decks, 124 00:11:16.005 --> 00:11:19.242 but Jack thinks we can do it in five. 125 00:11:19.275 --> 00:11:22.178 You know, I'm... I'm slightly shocked, 126 00:11:22.212 --> 00:11:25.482 you allow him to have cards in the house at all. 127 00:11:31.387 --> 00:11:35.124 Red Queen captures White Queen. 128 00:11:38.294 --> 00:11:40.464 - Alice, Jack. - Coming! 129 00:11:40.497 --> 00:11:43.032 All right, almost done, almost done. 130 00:11:43.066 --> 00:11:44.200 All right. 131 00:11:49.473 --> 00:11:50.907 There you are. 132 00:11:56.012 --> 00:11:58.781 Mmm. Don't you look handsome. 133 00:12:03.353 --> 00:12:08.958 Not nearly as handsome as you are beautiful, my queen. 134 00:12:22.138 --> 00:12:23.039 Mmm. 135 00:12:23.072 --> 00:12:26.276 My sis... My sister is in the other room... 136 00:12:26.309 --> 00:12:27.977 My sister's in the other room. 137 00:12:31.114 --> 00:12:32.882 Rose? 138 00:12:39.188 --> 00:12:41.525 - Oh, yeah. - She's in rare form tonight. 139 00:12:41.558 --> 00:12:43.159 Uh-oh. 140 00:12:53.404 --> 00:12:57.441 David. What do you think about dancing lessons? 141 00:12:57.474 --> 00:13:01.210 One must have lessons if one hopes to ever attend a ball. 142 00:13:01.244 --> 00:13:05.248 I don't think that's quite where David's interests lie, Eleanor. 143 00:13:06.883 --> 00:13:08.851 Mama, I wanted to ask if you... 144 00:13:08.885 --> 00:13:11.622 Alice. Speak when you're spoken to. 145 00:13:11.655 --> 00:13:14.390 Really, child. 146 00:13:15.325 --> 00:13:18.928 But if everybody obeyed that rule 147 00:13:18.961 --> 00:13:22.298 and you only spoke when you were spoken to, 148 00:13:22.332 --> 00:13:25.134 and the other person always waited for you to begin, 149 00:13:25.168 --> 00:13:28.338 nobody would ever say anything. 150 00:13:28.371 --> 00:13:30.541 The Red Queen does not tolerate disobedience. 151 00:13:30.574 --> 00:13:32.241 Off with your head. 152 00:13:32.275 --> 00:13:34.877 Alice, what was it you wanted to ask? 153 00:13:34.911 --> 00:13:38.114 A pardon from the White Queen. 154 00:13:38.147 --> 00:13:40.617 I wondered if you might help me with a sewing project. 155 00:13:40.651 --> 00:13:45.221 Ah, now, good girl. Sewing is very becoming to a young lady. 156 00:13:45.254 --> 00:13:47.624 I need to mend my white rabbit's waistcoat. 157 00:13:47.658 --> 00:13:49.092 It was torn this afternoon 158 00:13:49.125 --> 00:13:51.495 when he was taken hostage by Indian warriors. 159 00:13:51.528 --> 00:13:54.397 Hmm. Poor thing. Of course I'll help you. 160 00:13:55.398 --> 00:13:56.633 Good heavens, Rose, 161 00:13:56.667 --> 00:13:58.968 the girl's fingernails are gnawed to the quick, 162 00:13:59.001 --> 00:14:01.304 and what's left of them is black with dirt. 163 00:14:01.337 --> 00:14:03.607 She was playing outside, Ellie. 164 00:14:03.640 --> 00:14:06.610 - It's what children do. - No, it's what boys do. 165 00:14:06.643 --> 00:14:09.680 It's quite a different matter with girls. 166 00:14:09.713 --> 00:14:13.249 For heaven's sake, this is not a way to raise a daughter. 167 00:14:13.282 --> 00:14:16.119 Which you would know from your wealth of experience raising children? 168 00:14:23.993 --> 00:14:25.027 It's brilliant. 169 00:14:25.061 --> 00:14:27.296 Well, children, I have some very exciting news. 170 00:14:27.330 --> 00:14:28.965 - David has been... - No... 171 00:14:28.998 --> 00:14:33.670 David has been accepted to Bristlemoss School. 172 00:14:33.704 --> 00:14:37.206 He starts the new term in a month's time. 173 00:14:37.240 --> 00:14:38.509 Bristlemoss School? 174 00:14:38.542 --> 00:14:40.209 Does that mean you're moving away? 175 00:14:40.243 --> 00:14:42.613 Now, children, let's not get ahead of ourselves. 176 00:14:42.646 --> 00:14:46.015 Your aunt really shouldn't have told you about this 177 00:14:46.048 --> 00:14:48.084 before discussing it with your mother and me. 178 00:14:48.117 --> 00:14:51.254 There's quite a few details yet to iron out. 179 00:14:51.287 --> 00:14:54.357 No, I have discussed it, with Rose. 180 00:14:56.025 --> 00:14:58.995 I was going to speak to you. I just haven't had the chance. 181 00:15:05.368 --> 00:15:07.738 William and I will fund David's tuition. 182 00:15:07.771 --> 00:15:10.106 Everything has been arranged. 183 00:15:13.075 --> 00:15:15.412 You agreed to this? 184 00:15:15.446 --> 00:15:18.582 I don't see why we must make things harder on ourselves. 185 00:15:18.615 --> 00:15:20.049 Jack. 186 00:15:21.317 --> 00:15:23.921 - Rose, darling, let him go. - Jack. 187 00:15:31.495 --> 00:15:32.596 Do you know? 188 00:15:32.629 --> 00:15:34.263 Boys who are away from home 189 00:15:34.297 --> 00:15:37.568 still get presents for their birthday. 190 00:15:37.601 --> 00:15:41.605 My hat, you'll still make it for me, won't you? 191 00:15:42.271 --> 00:15:43.407 Of course. 192 00:15:56.620 --> 00:15:58.187 It's an eagle feather. 193 00:15:59.322 --> 00:16:01.658 The most sacred of all Indian symbols. 194 00:16:01.692 --> 00:16:03.727 What does it stand for? 195 00:16:03.760 --> 00:16:06.597 - Courage. - Courage. 196 00:16:06.630 --> 00:16:11.502 Well, we can all use a little extra courage now and then. 197 00:16:13.336 --> 00:16:17.273 The Golden Key. Again. 198 00:16:17.306 --> 00:16:18.775 It's my favorite. 199 00:16:18.809 --> 00:16:20.611 Oh, I know. 200 00:16:26.683 --> 00:16:28.752 We need to check for the monsters. 201 00:16:35.324 --> 00:16:36.793 Found one. 202 00:16:40.731 --> 00:16:43.399 - Good night, my loves. - Good night. 203 00:17:00.684 --> 00:17:03.085 I don't want you to go away. 204 00:17:06.423 --> 00:17:09.058 How about I leave my shadow behind while I'm gone? 205 00:17:10.827 --> 00:17:13.329 He's sillier than I am, 206 00:17:13.362 --> 00:17:16.098 so you'll have to keep him out of trouble. 207 00:17:16.132 --> 00:17:17.568 - Deal? - Yeah. 208 00:17:18.200 --> 00:17:20.571 Not me. Him. 209 00:17:22.506 --> 00:17:23.574 Deal. 210 00:17:31.915 --> 00:17:34.685 Do people really forget how to dream when they grow up? 211 00:17:34.718 --> 00:17:37.186 Aunt Eleanor certainly has. 212 00:17:37.219 --> 00:17:38.789 But have Mother and Father? 213 00:17:39.656 --> 00:17:40.891 Why not? 214 00:17:40.924 --> 00:17:43.627 I reckon some people have extra dream dust 215 00:17:43.660 --> 00:17:45.562 that can travel out of the nursery windows 216 00:17:45.596 --> 00:17:47.864 and be absorbed by grown-ups. 217 00:17:47.898 --> 00:17:51.435 Should we open the window, then? Just to be sure? 218 00:17:52.201 --> 00:17:53.336 Great idea. 219 00:18:32.308 --> 00:18:34.578 I saw the letter from your teacher. 220 00:18:36.780 --> 00:18:38.180 You're not to go outside today 221 00:18:38.214 --> 00:18:39.716 until you've finished your arithmetic. 222 00:18:41.485 --> 00:18:42.619 All right? 223 00:18:49.993 --> 00:18:51.628 - Morning. - Morning. 224 00:18:58.702 --> 00:19:00.771 - What's that? - Uh... 225 00:19:01.872 --> 00:19:03.740 List of supplies. 226 00:19:03.774 --> 00:19:07.778 - For old Mr. Brown's replica? - That's exactly right. 227 00:19:07.811 --> 00:19:09.980 I'm going into London today to get them. 228 00:19:10.013 --> 00:19:12.281 I might also catch an old friend. 229 00:19:15.018 --> 00:19:16.486 Will you be long? 230 00:19:20.256 --> 00:19:21.458 No. 231 00:19:23.560 --> 00:19:24.928 Toodle-oo, Peter. 232 00:19:40.744 --> 00:19:44.313 Dishes and arithmetic. What a dreadful day. 233 00:19:47.349 --> 00:19:49.519 Why are you so good at this? 234 00:19:53.657 --> 00:19:55.224 I can't do this. 235 00:19:57.393 --> 00:19:59.663 No. That was nothing. 236 00:20:00.997 --> 00:20:02.833 Oh, you've won. 237 00:20:04.801 --> 00:20:06.536 Can we go and play hide-and-seek now? 238 00:20:15.545 --> 00:20:16.947 The bustle of London 239 00:20:16.980 --> 00:20:19.716 held an edge of mystery in our minds. 240 00:20:21.017 --> 00:20:24.020 We knew our father had a life before us, 241 00:20:24.054 --> 00:20:26.923 but what that life had actually been... 242 00:20:28.592 --> 00:20:30.627 We could scarcely imagine. 243 00:20:32.462 --> 00:20:33.864 Have you seen your dad? 244 00:20:35.397 --> 00:20:36.600 No. 245 00:20:37.601 --> 00:20:38.835 The boss? 246 00:20:38.869 --> 00:20:41.303 Uh, I've needed to stay away. 247 00:20:41.905 --> 00:20:43.907 How is he? 248 00:20:43.940 --> 00:20:45.942 He's still the boss, isn't he? 249 00:20:47.444 --> 00:20:51.581 Have you ever thought of coming by, for old times' sake? 250 00:20:53.583 --> 00:20:55.317 We both know I can't. 251 00:20:59.089 --> 00:21:00.791 How's the rest of your family? 252 00:21:00.824 --> 00:21:04.961 My eldest son will soon be leaving for Bristlemoss. 253 00:21:04.995 --> 00:21:08.932 Oh. Will you look at that? You must be proud. 254 00:21:10.967 --> 00:21:13.637 Yeah. Suppose I am. 255 00:21:14.938 --> 00:21:18.742 My own boy, Bristlemoss. 256 00:21:18.775 --> 00:21:20.376 Who'd have thought it, eh? 257 00:21:21.945 --> 00:21:24.781 I should get him something. 258 00:21:24.815 --> 00:21:27.851 The boy deserves a gift for an accomplishment like that, 259 00:21:27.884 --> 00:21:29.385 doesn't he? 260 00:21:33.790 --> 00:21:35.692 I found you. 261 00:21:35.725 --> 00:21:37.794 You hardly gave me a challenge. 262 00:22:04.855 --> 00:22:07.657 - Let me help. - I don't need your help. 263 00:22:07.691 --> 00:22:09.159 Mama will let you play once you're done. 264 00:22:09.192 --> 00:22:10.660 Leave me alone. 265 00:22:12.062 --> 00:22:15.599 You were never planning on repairing that boat with me, were you? 266 00:22:15.632 --> 00:22:17.133 Of course I was. I didn't know I'd get... 267 00:22:17.167 --> 00:22:19.402 It doesn't matter. 268 00:22:19.436 --> 00:22:22.005 Go to your stupid school. 269 00:22:22.038 --> 00:22:24.174 You're just like all the rest of them. 270 00:22:24.207 --> 00:22:26.076 But not me. 271 00:22:26.109 --> 00:22:28.612 No one will catch me and make me a man. 272 00:22:32.048 --> 00:22:33.416 Hard at work? 273 00:22:34.851 --> 00:22:37.354 Uh, I just wanted to... 274 00:22:38.922 --> 00:22:40.090 David? 275 00:22:46.062 --> 00:22:48.131 For the man of the moment. 276 00:22:50.734 --> 00:22:52.068 Well, open it. 277 00:22:55.939 --> 00:22:57.841 It's just like... 278 00:22:57.874 --> 00:23:00.677 The one my father gave to me, yes. 279 00:23:01.778 --> 00:23:03.813 You never met your grandfather. 280 00:23:03.847 --> 00:23:05.849 Um, he... 281 00:23:06.583 --> 00:23:09.586 Had high hopes for me. 282 00:23:09.619 --> 00:23:13.089 I'm afraid I never quite fulfilled them. 283 00:23:14.224 --> 00:23:18.461 But I want you to know I'm proud of you, David. 284 00:23:30.607 --> 00:23:32.809 All right, I'll let you get back to it. 285 00:23:37.814 --> 00:23:39.849 Give me that. 286 00:23:39.883 --> 00:23:42.652 We'll still have time for adventures before I leave. 287 00:23:42.686 --> 00:23:44.821 What are you doing? 288 00:24:10.814 --> 00:24:13.717 Pirates. This could be dangerous. 289 00:24:15.919 --> 00:24:17.887 You can retreat if you want. 290 00:24:17.921 --> 00:24:20.557 Go back if you want, Bristlemoss boy. 291 00:24:21.257 --> 00:24:22.659 I'm not scared. 292 00:24:22.692 --> 00:24:23.927 Neither am I. 293 00:24:26.029 --> 00:24:28.631 One... Two... 294 00:24:29.032 --> 00:24:30.200 Three. 295 00:24:36.906 --> 00:24:38.641 I know you're here! 296 00:24:40.076 --> 00:24:41.711 Come out and fight! 297 00:24:42.579 --> 00:24:43.713 Come here! 298 00:24:43.747 --> 00:24:45.849 I'll fight all the pirates in the sea. 299 00:24:50.887 --> 00:24:51.888 Yah! 300 00:24:53.189 --> 00:24:54.758 Behind you! 301 00:25:03.299 --> 00:25:04.667 Up above! 302 00:25:07.337 --> 00:25:08.905 Well done, David! 303 00:25:09.973 --> 00:25:13.610 Yay! 304 00:25:13.643 --> 00:25:15.311 Whoo! 305 00:25:32.362 --> 00:25:33.997 David! 306 00:25:54.050 --> 00:25:55.251 Argh! 307 00:27:21.938 --> 00:27:23.806 I miss David. 308 00:27:40.957 --> 00:27:42.959 - Did you see that? - What? 309 00:27:43.326 --> 00:27:44.994 That's it. 310 00:27:45.028 --> 00:27:48.231 We were playing hide-and-seek and now he wants me to find him. 311 00:27:48.264 --> 00:27:49.433 Alice. 312 00:27:51.367 --> 00:27:52.835 He's gone. 313 00:27:54.070 --> 00:27:56.039 He's gone, and it's because of me. 314 00:27:56.072 --> 00:27:57.740 Peter, please. 315 00:28:52.395 --> 00:28:54.565 You can retreat if you want. 316 00:28:54.598 --> 00:28:57.400 Go back if you want, Bristlemoss boy. 317 00:29:03.574 --> 00:29:05.275 No, Alice. 318 00:29:10.947 --> 00:29:12.215 Mama? 319 00:29:12.949 --> 00:29:14.250 Go and play. 320 00:29:18.955 --> 00:29:21.090 What are you doing? 321 00:29:21.124 --> 00:29:24.461 Making a hat for David, as I promised. 322 00:29:30.199 --> 00:29:31.834 Did you hear that, Tink? 323 00:29:31.868 --> 00:29:35.572 She's making him a hat. He will come back. 324 00:29:39.175 --> 00:29:40.843 There we are. 325 00:29:40.877 --> 00:29:43.012 Why isn't Mama tucking us in? 326 00:29:43.447 --> 00:29:45.582 I want Mama. 327 00:29:45.616 --> 00:29:47.418 Your mother needs her rest. 328 00:29:56.259 --> 00:29:59.195 Come on, then. Let's read a story. 329 00:29:59.228 --> 00:30:03.066 Goody! Tell us the story about the orphanage. 330 00:30:04.501 --> 00:30:05.935 Let's see. 331 00:30:07.404 --> 00:30:09.972 I think this is the right one. 332 00:30:12.208 --> 00:30:14.277 "Long ago, 333 00:30:14.310 --> 00:30:17.280 "in a faraway land, 334 00:30:17.313 --> 00:30:20.316 "there was an orphanage. 335 00:30:20.350 --> 00:30:23.620 "By day, the children did as they were told. 336 00:30:24.588 --> 00:30:26.856 "They studied hard. 337 00:30:27.957 --> 00:30:30.494 "They worked hard. 338 00:30:32.496 --> 00:30:37.266 "And they never, ever played games. 339 00:30:41.705 --> 00:30:43.407 "But at night, 340 00:30:44.941 --> 00:30:47.176 "when they were left alone, 341 00:30:47.210 --> 00:30:52.181 "their golden dream dust would fill the room 342 00:30:52.215 --> 00:30:55.985 "and take them far, far away, 343 00:30:57.019 --> 00:30:58.555 "and no matter how he tried, 344 00:30:58.589 --> 00:31:00.557 "their keeper couldn't stop them 345 00:31:00.591 --> 00:31:04.360 "from escaping into their dreams." 346 00:31:04.394 --> 00:31:06.463 'Cause being a grown-up, 347 00:31:06.497 --> 00:31:09.232 he had forgotten how to dream long ago. 348 00:31:12.403 --> 00:31:15.938 Peter, whatever's the matter with you? 349 00:31:15.972 --> 00:31:20.343 I think I'm getting too old for bedtime stories, that's all. 350 00:31:21.177 --> 00:31:22.378 Good night. 351 00:31:24.548 --> 00:31:26.282 Off to bed. 352 00:31:51.007 --> 00:31:52.108 Peter. 353 00:32:20.069 --> 00:32:22.606 I don't want you to go away. 354 00:32:44.193 --> 00:32:46.730 No one will catch me and make me a man. 355 00:33:30.172 --> 00:33:32.576 We'll be the Lost Boys of the wild. 356 00:33:39.382 --> 00:33:41.250 Catch us if you can! 357 00:33:44.287 --> 00:33:45.822 Wait for me! 358 00:33:47.624 --> 00:33:51.394 You'll never catch us! We're the Lost Boys of the wild! 359 00:33:52.529 --> 00:33:54.196 Wait! 360 00:34:05.676 --> 00:34:07.109 Hello? 361 00:34:09.312 --> 00:34:10.814 Hello? 362 00:34:16.887 --> 00:34:18.455 Rose? 363 00:34:25.729 --> 00:34:27.196 Mmm. 364 00:34:33.437 --> 00:34:34.738 Rose? 365 00:35:26.355 --> 00:35:27.591 Charlie. 366 00:35:28.692 --> 00:35:31.461 Oh, Jack, I'm sorry about your son. 367 00:35:31.495 --> 00:35:32.696 Deal me in. 368 00:35:36.867 --> 00:35:38.468 I said deal me in. 369 00:35:41.638 --> 00:35:42.873 Give me your cards. 370 00:35:44.541 --> 00:35:45.776 You too. 371 00:36:18.442 --> 00:36:22.311 Well, you certainly seem to be enjoying yourself. 372 00:36:24.648 --> 00:36:26.850 What makes you think you can come in here 373 00:36:26.883 --> 00:36:28.885 and play these tables, hmm? 374 00:36:28.919 --> 00:36:30.721 My debts were cleared away years ago. 375 00:36:30.754 --> 00:36:31.955 Is that so? 376 00:36:33.457 --> 00:36:35.826 Just had a bad run, fellas. 377 00:36:35.859 --> 00:36:38.360 My luck is bound to turn in good time. 378 00:36:39.930 --> 00:36:43.433 Look, all right. 379 00:36:43.467 --> 00:36:47.604 Give this to that boss of yours. 380 00:36:51.875 --> 00:36:54.444 Tell him he knows I'm good for it, all right? 381 00:36:58.849 --> 00:37:00.851 I'm sure he's gonna love this. 382 00:37:04.921 --> 00:37:06.223 Rose? 383 00:37:07.924 --> 00:37:10.494 Rose? 384 00:37:10.527 --> 00:37:12.996 Rose, haven't you heard a word I've said? 385 00:37:19.335 --> 00:37:20.537 Actually... 386 00:37:23.473 --> 00:37:26.810 I'd like you to come and stay with William and me for a while. 387 00:37:26.843 --> 00:37:28.945 Why are you doing this to yourself? 388 00:37:28.979 --> 00:37:31.014 I just don't understand. 389 00:37:33.650 --> 00:37:36.318 Until you're a mother, you never will. 390 00:37:38.855 --> 00:37:40.023 I see. 391 00:37:43.560 --> 00:37:44.828 Never mind. 392 00:37:46.129 --> 00:37:48.598 My mother seemed to be lost. 393 00:37:50.834 --> 00:37:52.769 I couldn't reach her. 394 00:37:54.738 --> 00:37:57.607 So I reached for a heart I could touch instead. 395 00:37:57.641 --> 00:37:59.676 Would you like some tea? 396 00:38:02.445 --> 00:38:05.081 We would be ever so grateful for the company. 397 00:38:11.855 --> 00:38:13.089 Thank you. 398 00:38:22.899 --> 00:38:24.768 Oh. Uh. 399 00:38:54.097 --> 00:38:56.666 Would you like to see a real teahouse? 400 00:39:18.788 --> 00:39:21.591 Mmm. Thank you so much. 401 00:39:40.543 --> 00:39:41.978 Are you enjoying yourself? 402 00:39:44.514 --> 00:39:45.782 Ah, you have a... 403 00:39:47.617 --> 00:39:49.753 Yes, a little bit of cream just... 404 00:39:51.154 --> 00:39:52.889 A little bit lower. 405 00:39:56.860 --> 00:39:58.662 Almost gone. 406 00:40:00.630 --> 00:40:02.432 Ah! Isn't this nice? 407 00:40:04.134 --> 00:40:07.904 It's a shame we haven't spent much time together before. 408 00:40:07.938 --> 00:40:10.607 You really are a lovely girl. 409 00:40:10.640 --> 00:40:13.076 I'm not a girl. I'm a lady. 410 00:40:13.109 --> 00:40:15.512 Then I think you should know, 411 00:40:15.545 --> 00:40:18.915 a lady never rests her elbows on the table. 412 00:40:23.153 --> 00:40:28.458 A lady also only crosses her legs at the ankles. 413 00:40:33.196 --> 00:40:34.931 Oh, you poor thing. 414 00:40:34.965 --> 00:40:37.801 You just want to be brought up in a civilized manner. 415 00:40:37.834 --> 00:40:39.235 Is that not so? 416 00:40:41.104 --> 00:40:45.141 You need my help, and my help is what you're going to get. 417 00:40:45.175 --> 00:40:48.611 A lady should never gnaw on her fingernails. 418 00:40:48.645 --> 00:40:51.848 It is a disgusting habit of the lower class. 419 00:40:51.881 --> 00:40:56.152 And just because your father is from that class, 420 00:40:56.186 --> 00:40:59.823 it does not mean that you have to be too. 421 00:40:59.856 --> 00:41:02.258 We will make a lady of you yet. 422 00:41:10.600 --> 00:41:12.135 It's perfect. 423 00:41:13.737 --> 00:41:15.939 It was the last thing I promised him. 424 00:41:17.107 --> 00:41:18.241 I know. 425 00:41:28.051 --> 00:41:29.586 I have news. 426 00:41:38.762 --> 00:41:42.165 Peter, that is wonderful. 427 00:41:42.198 --> 00:41:43.566 Oh, my. 428 00:41:43.600 --> 00:41:45.235 I want to take David's place, 429 00:41:46.736 --> 00:41:48.038 at Bristlemoss. 430 00:41:48.938 --> 00:41:50.840 I can make you proud too. 431 00:41:51.941 --> 00:41:55.578 Peter, you've always made us proud. 432 00:42:00.216 --> 00:42:01.851 - Stay back. - No, no, no. 433 00:42:01.885 --> 00:42:04.154 I told you to pay your debt, Littleton! 434 00:42:07.323 --> 00:42:08.825 Everyone all right? 435 00:42:22.338 --> 00:42:24.707 Rose, I can explain. 436 00:42:24.741 --> 00:42:26.209 We need to send for the police. 437 00:42:26.242 --> 00:42:28.845 No, no. He's got the police in his pocket. 438 00:42:28.878 --> 00:42:31.881 Why? Why? After all these years? 439 00:42:31.915 --> 00:42:34.851 - You know what he's like. - I'll pay it off. 440 00:42:34.884 --> 00:42:37.220 Once I finish The Golden Hind for Mr. Brown, 441 00:42:37.253 --> 00:42:39.956 we'll have enough to pay off my debt. 442 00:42:39.989 --> 00:42:41.958 - Rose... - Finish it, then. 443 00:42:41.991 --> 00:42:44.194 - Rose. Rose. - Finish it. Hannah. 444 00:42:46.329 --> 00:42:47.964 Children. 445 00:43:02.045 --> 00:43:03.346 What are you doing? 446 00:43:08.084 --> 00:43:09.786 Alice, go back to sleep. 447 00:43:11.287 --> 00:43:12.789 Peter. 448 00:43:21.264 --> 00:43:24.167 What happened tonight, the trouble Father's in, 449 00:43:25.802 --> 00:43:28.304 it never would have happened if David were here. 450 00:43:30.240 --> 00:43:33.676 And if it had, he wouldn't have stood by and watched. 451 00:43:37.113 --> 00:43:38.281 Wait. 452 00:43:40.283 --> 00:43:41.951 I want to help. 453 00:44:17.020 --> 00:44:19.022 Alice, get down. 454 00:44:37.307 --> 00:44:39.342 Evening, sweetheart. 455 00:44:39.375 --> 00:44:41.244 Can you spare any pennies? 456 00:44:42.145 --> 00:44:44.481 Oh, I've had enough of this. 457 00:44:44.515 --> 00:44:46.249 I'm going for an ale. 458 00:44:51.488 --> 00:44:54.958 Oh, no, no, no. I don't take any myself. 459 00:45:04.300 --> 00:45:06.302 - Oi! Watch it! - Go, go, go! 460 00:45:06.336 --> 00:45:09.806 - Oi! - Oi! 461 00:45:09.839 --> 00:45:12.175 - Out of the way! - Hurry up! He's coming! 462 00:45:13.109 --> 00:45:14.944 Hurry up! Come on! 463 00:45:17.847 --> 00:45:21.150 Get back here! You dirty little vermin! 464 00:45:21.184 --> 00:45:23.853 - Run! Go! - Move, you sop! 465 00:45:25.288 --> 00:45:28.091 Wait till I get my hands on you, you rats! 466 00:45:31.027 --> 00:45:33.296 Hurry up! Get out of the way! 467 00:45:33.329 --> 00:45:35.832 D'you hear me? You little scum! 468 00:45:43.607 --> 00:45:45.208 Alice, go! 469 00:45:46.042 --> 00:45:47.877 You little toerag! 470 00:45:58.221 --> 00:46:02.392 If I get my hands on you... I'm gonna kill you! 471 00:46:06.996 --> 00:46:08.532 Why are you following us? 472 00:46:08.565 --> 00:46:10.534 'Cause of you we lost the loot. 473 00:46:10.567 --> 00:46:11.934 You mean this? 474 00:46:18.274 --> 00:46:21.244 Would you happen to know the way to the pawn shop? 475 00:46:35.391 --> 00:46:37.528 This is where we leave you. 476 00:46:37.561 --> 00:46:39.028 You're not coming? 477 00:46:39.062 --> 00:46:40.464 We've got business at the Row. 478 00:46:49.906 --> 00:46:51.442 How can we repay you? 479 00:47:03.654 --> 00:47:05.121 Hello? 480 00:47:39.021 --> 00:47:40.289 Is anyone there? 481 00:47:40.323 --> 00:47:42.358 Children, children! 482 00:47:42.392 --> 00:47:46.195 Games and games, and what are your names, hmm? 483 00:47:46.229 --> 00:47:48.297 - Peter. - Peter... 484 00:47:48.331 --> 00:47:49.966 - Little... - Pan. 485 00:47:50.967 --> 00:47:54.137 Peter Pan and Tiger Lily. 486 00:47:54.170 --> 00:47:57.106 Can you answer me a riddle? 487 00:47:57.140 --> 00:47:59.443 - I love riddles. - She loves riddles. 488 00:48:00.243 --> 00:48:04.113 How is a raven like... 489 00:48:05.114 --> 00:48:07.451 A writing desk? Hmm? 490 00:48:07.484 --> 00:48:09.686 How is a raven like a writing desk? 491 00:48:09.720 --> 00:48:11.655 How much will you give me for this? 492 00:48:22.599 --> 00:48:25.636 Must you sell it? 493 00:48:29.205 --> 00:48:33.042 Hmm! Let us all move one pace on. 494 00:49:02.271 --> 00:49:03.407 Thank you. 495 00:49:22.124 --> 00:49:23.993 Alice, look. 496 00:50:37.568 --> 00:50:39.368 What do you have for me? 497 00:51:02.492 --> 00:51:04.260 Have you guessed the riddle yet? 498 00:51:04.293 --> 00:51:06.597 No. What's the answer? 499 00:51:06.630 --> 00:51:09.098 I haven't the slightest idea. 500 00:51:09.700 --> 00:51:11.367 Ooh. May I? 501 00:51:11.400 --> 00:51:14.404 Your hair wants cutting. 502 00:51:14.438 --> 00:51:15.539 Father! 503 00:51:21.645 --> 00:51:23.547 We've got guests. 504 00:51:23.580 --> 00:51:27.383 Customers, yes, yes, we know. 505 00:51:28.585 --> 00:51:31.320 What are your names, then? 506 00:51:31.354 --> 00:51:33.890 - Peter Pan. - I'm Tiger Lily. 507 00:51:34.591 --> 00:51:35.726 Indeed. 508 00:51:39.863 --> 00:51:41.465 And you can call me... 509 00:51:43.867 --> 00:51:44.868 CJ. 510 00:51:53.710 --> 00:51:56.178 It's quite an extraordinary piece. 511 00:51:57.781 --> 00:51:59.716 And the inscription is... 512 00:52:01.317 --> 00:52:02.351 Somewhat... 513 00:52:05.354 --> 00:52:06.690 Personal. 514 00:52:06.723 --> 00:52:09.158 It was a gift from our father. 515 00:52:11.995 --> 00:52:13.697 Complicated, aren't they? 516 00:52:19.536 --> 00:52:21.203 Fathers. 517 00:52:27.678 --> 00:52:29.746 Are you sure you're willing to part with him? 518 00:52:30.981 --> 00:52:32.181 What? 519 00:52:37.587 --> 00:52:42.258 I said are you sure you're willing to part with it? 520 00:52:42.291 --> 00:52:43.694 We need to sell it. 521 00:52:55.539 --> 00:52:56.840 Well, then, 522 00:53:00.677 --> 00:53:02.311 let's do business. 523 00:53:09.920 --> 00:53:12.756 We did it. We really did it. 524 00:53:14.591 --> 00:53:17.494 I can't wait to see Papa's face in the morning. 525 00:54:35.438 --> 00:54:37.073 I've often wondered when it was 526 00:54:37.107 --> 00:54:40.677 that my brother and I were set on different paths. 527 00:54:43.880 --> 00:54:46.449 We were wounded by the same hurts. 528 00:54:48.451 --> 00:54:50.352 Alice, wake up. 529 00:54:52.989 --> 00:54:55.559 Soothed by the same lullabies. 530 00:54:58.495 --> 00:55:01.464 Was there a single moment when we diverged? 531 00:55:27.190 --> 00:55:29.059 You're standing on my foot! 532 00:55:39.703 --> 00:55:43.372 The Lost Boys at your service. We want you to come with us. 533 00:56:08.531 --> 00:56:09.900 Where did you get this? 534 00:57:10.660 --> 00:57:13.063 Alice, what are you doing? 535 00:57:14.064 --> 00:57:16.633 I told you always to knock. 536 00:57:16.666 --> 00:57:18.034 I'm sorry, Mama. 537 00:57:19.736 --> 00:57:21.471 What does your potion do? 538 00:57:22.572 --> 00:57:26.576 Never you mind. This is not for children. 539 00:57:26.609 --> 00:57:29.245 It is not ever for children. 540 00:57:29.279 --> 00:57:32.749 I'm not a child. I'm a young lady. 541 00:57:32.782 --> 00:57:35.952 I know all about how a lady acts. 542 00:57:35.986 --> 00:57:39.923 For instance, nail biting is unacceptable for a lady. 543 00:57:39.956 --> 00:57:42.625 It's a disgusting habit of the lower class. 544 00:57:42.659 --> 00:57:43.626 The lower class? 545 00:57:43.660 --> 00:57:46.096 Just because Father is of that class does not... 546 00:57:47.998 --> 00:57:51.134 Don't you ever speak of your father that way. Ever! 547 00:57:54.704 --> 00:57:55.939 Go to your room. 548 00:58:11.087 --> 00:58:13.690 Take me away from here, Tinker Bell. 549 00:58:15.225 --> 00:58:17.660 I know you're a real fairy. 550 00:58:17.694 --> 00:58:19.729 You can show yourself to me. 551 00:58:20.130 --> 00:58:21.631 It's safe. 552 00:58:33.009 --> 00:58:34.878 Tink, please. 553 00:58:47.791 --> 00:58:48.958 Tink? 554 00:58:57.967 --> 00:58:59.836 I'm so sorry, Tink. 555 00:59:01.771 --> 00:59:03.239 Mr. Littleton, sir. 556 00:59:03.273 --> 00:59:05.108 Oh, thank you, Wells. 557 00:59:06.376 --> 00:59:09.779 Jack, good to see you. 558 00:59:09.813 --> 00:59:11.681 Mr. Brown. 559 00:59:11.714 --> 00:59:17.353 Uh, please, can I interest you in some mock turtle soup? 560 00:59:17.387 --> 00:59:19.222 Oh, no. No, thank you, sir. 561 00:59:19.255 --> 00:59:21.291 No. Wise man. 562 00:59:22.358 --> 00:59:24.928 What can I do for you? 563 00:59:24.961 --> 00:59:27.363 Well, I know it took longer than we discussed, 564 00:59:27.397 --> 00:59:32.268 but the replica you commissioned has been completed, sir. 565 00:59:35.772 --> 00:59:39.809 Oh, that is exquisite. 566 00:59:39.843 --> 00:59:43.079 Your work never ceases to impress, Jack. 567 00:59:43.113 --> 00:59:46.149 But this particular replica 568 00:59:46.182 --> 00:59:49.819 was meant as a birthday gift for my grandson. 569 00:59:50.454 --> 00:59:51.988 Shall I inscribe it, sir? 570 00:59:52.021 --> 00:59:56.025 His birthday was over a week ago. 571 00:59:56.059 --> 00:59:59.395 I heard word of what happened to your son. I'm so sorry. 572 00:59:59.430 --> 01:00:04.234 I sent Wells to inquire, but you were never at home. 573 01:00:04.267 --> 01:00:08.037 You see, I had no choice but to hire... 574 01:00:09.139 --> 01:00:11.674 Another craftsman to do the job. 575 01:00:13.477 --> 01:00:16.045 I'm sure you can understand. 576 01:00:24.220 --> 01:00:25.321 Yes. 577 01:00:28.291 --> 01:00:30.960 Yes, of course. 578 01:00:33.830 --> 01:00:35.832 Thank you, sir. 579 01:00:51.482 --> 01:00:52.782 Yes? 580 01:01:10.833 --> 01:01:14.003 I'm sorry for what I said. 581 01:01:36.259 --> 01:01:37.794 I slapped Alice. 582 01:01:39.862 --> 01:01:41.397 Rose, how could you? 583 01:01:41.432 --> 01:01:44.300 The way she looked at me, Ellie. 584 01:01:48.838 --> 01:01:51.040 I just haven't been myself since... 585 01:01:54.445 --> 01:01:55.512 I just... 586 01:01:55.546 --> 01:01:58.482 I just wanted to hold onto him, just a little longer. 587 01:02:03.152 --> 01:02:09.526 Now there's everything with Jack. 588 01:02:09.560 --> 01:02:12.895 What about Jack? What's happened? 589 01:02:15.064 --> 01:02:17.501 Noth... I shouldn't have mentioned... 590 01:02:18.602 --> 01:02:20.803 I just... 591 01:02:20.837 --> 01:02:23.574 For God's sake, Rose, stop biting your nails. 592 01:02:23.607 --> 01:02:25.842 I haven't seen you bite your nails since you were a girl. 593 01:02:25.875 --> 01:02:27.478 It's the most disgusting habit of the lower class 594 01:02:27.511 --> 01:02:28.878 and you know that. 595 01:02:32.015 --> 01:02:34.884 And just because Jack is of that class, 596 01:02:34.917 --> 01:02:36.853 it doesn't mean we have to be. 597 01:02:38.855 --> 01:02:41.391 Is that what you said to my daughter? 598 01:02:43.893 --> 01:02:45.828 He's her father, Ellie. 599 01:02:45.862 --> 01:02:48.565 Rose, listen to me, you have to understand... 600 01:02:48.599 --> 01:02:49.899 Rose. 601 01:03:19.463 --> 01:03:21.598 I knew he'd leave me a clue. 602 01:03:46.089 --> 01:03:48.625 All children have been to Neverland. 603 01:03:48.659 --> 01:03:51.327 But most of them lose their Neverlands forever 604 01:03:51.361 --> 01:03:54.631 when they get all... All growed up. 605 01:03:54.665 --> 01:03:57.434 Their heads get filled with all kinds of muck. 606 01:03:57.468 --> 01:03:58.968 Like neckties. 607 01:03:59.570 --> 01:04:02.105 And taxidermies. 608 01:04:02.138 --> 01:04:05.341 - Most children? - Most, but not all. 609 01:04:05.375 --> 01:04:07.578 Have you ever heard of dream dust? 610 01:04:07.611 --> 01:04:09.145 Dream dust? 611 01:04:28.030 --> 01:04:32.669 Dream dust is the stuff that makes us remember. 612 01:04:32.703 --> 01:04:35.938 It's the reason you can build sandcastles in the sky. 613 01:04:49.385 --> 01:04:52.456 Or take a voyage to the moon. 614 01:04:52.489 --> 01:04:54.123 All right. 615 01:04:54.157 --> 01:04:56.392 But what does that have to do with me? 616 01:04:56.427 --> 01:05:00.431 You have more dream dust than anyone we've ever seen. 617 01:05:01.498 --> 01:05:03.734 You never have to grow up. 618 01:05:03.767 --> 01:05:07.003 Come to Neverland with us, Pan, and be a boy forever. 619 01:05:07.036 --> 01:05:08.971 I have to grow up, Nibs. 620 01:05:10.206 --> 01:05:15.044 My family, all their expectations lie in me now. 621 01:05:15.077 --> 01:05:19.182 Don't you see? It isn't their expectations inside you. 622 01:05:19.215 --> 01:05:20.651 It's their dreams. 623 01:06:27.149 --> 01:06:28.785 What does your potion do? 624 01:06:35.859 --> 01:06:39.530 Please, potion, take me away from here. 625 01:06:40.329 --> 01:06:41.732 Make me disappear. 626 01:07:24.206 --> 01:07:25.274 Papa? 627 01:07:45.796 --> 01:07:47.564 Here. 628 01:07:47.598 --> 01:07:50.467 You can use it to pay off those men. 629 01:07:55.171 --> 01:07:56.707 How did you get this? 630 01:08:00.209 --> 01:08:02.479 This is not your burden to bear. 631 01:08:02.512 --> 01:08:05.281 Peter, you're... You're not to worry. 632 01:08:05.314 --> 01:08:08.752 Don't you understand? Everything's all right now. 633 01:08:10.887 --> 01:08:13.757 That's what you needed, and I got it for you. 634 01:08:17.761 --> 01:08:19.463 Where did you get this? 635 01:08:20.530 --> 01:08:22.264 No. 636 01:08:26.470 --> 01:08:29.773 Where did you get this? Answer me! 637 01:08:31.808 --> 01:08:32.809 Peter. 638 01:08:34.210 --> 01:08:35.378 Peter. 639 01:08:45.622 --> 01:08:46.790 Peter! 640 01:08:48.625 --> 01:08:49.793 Peter? 641 01:08:51.628 --> 01:08:53.597 Let me take care of this. 642 01:08:55.465 --> 01:08:57.434 This is my problem, not yours. 643 01:08:59.002 --> 01:09:00.403 Peter. 644 01:09:04.775 --> 01:09:05.942 Peter. 645 01:09:08.979 --> 01:09:10.346 Peter? 646 01:09:20.791 --> 01:09:22.693 If you're here, come out. 647 01:09:26.328 --> 01:09:28.330 I want to come with you. 648 01:09:28.364 --> 01:09:32.502 The bond between my brothers was deep and true. 649 01:09:36.506 --> 01:09:38.975 But not all brothers are as lucky, 650 01:09:40.844 --> 01:09:43.714 and when fathers divide their sons... 651 01:09:44.448 --> 01:09:45.849 Hello, Father. 652 01:09:45.882 --> 01:09:48.552 ...it can all go terribly wrong. 653 01:09:48.585 --> 01:09:49.619 My boy! 654 01:09:52.856 --> 01:09:54.424 Oh! 655 01:09:54.458 --> 01:09:56.560 James, look here. 656 01:09:58.662 --> 01:10:02.364 This is my son Jack, 657 01:10:02.398 --> 01:10:04.534 home from university. 658 01:10:05.469 --> 01:10:07.537 Tell Margaret to come down... 659 01:10:08.605 --> 01:10:10.306 And put the kettle on. 660 01:10:10.339 --> 01:10:11.942 - Come, come, come. - I'm alright. I'm alright. 661 01:10:11.975 --> 01:10:14.310 Sit. Sit. 662 01:10:14.343 --> 01:10:17.246 - He's a bit slow. - Enough! 663 01:10:21.084 --> 01:10:23.285 I don't have the money, James. 664 01:10:25.422 --> 01:10:26.656 I need more time. 665 01:10:28.625 --> 01:10:31.661 After 12 years, that's all you have to say? 666 01:10:34.731 --> 01:10:37.601 Have a drink with your brother, Jack. 667 01:10:37.634 --> 01:10:39.401 We'll discuss business later. 668 01:10:42.472 --> 01:10:43.673 Bottoms up. 669 01:10:50.514 --> 01:10:54.383 Your leftover brats, they're wilier than I expected, 670 01:10:54.417 --> 01:10:56.486 for two pampered little toffs. 671 01:10:57.921 --> 01:11:01.357 They showed up. Can you imagine? 672 01:11:01.390 --> 01:11:06.429 Two little mice traipsing into the mouth of a crocodile. 673 01:11:06.463 --> 01:11:08.364 And you were gentle with 'em. 674 01:11:09.365 --> 01:11:10.467 I appreciate that. 675 01:11:10.500 --> 01:11:12.569 They're my flesh and blood, Jack. 676 01:11:12.602 --> 01:11:15.739 Not all of us betray our families. 677 01:11:15.772 --> 01:11:20.309 Plus, they came bearing treasures 678 01:11:21.411 --> 01:11:22.679 from a long forgotten past. 679 01:11:23.547 --> 01:11:24.815 "To our son, with pride." 680 01:11:27.050 --> 01:11:28.652 Touching as ever. 681 01:11:30.587 --> 01:11:33.790 So, right back where we began. 682 01:11:37.527 --> 01:11:39.696 I was a lost man, Father. 683 01:11:40.664 --> 01:11:43.767 I had to get away. I had to. 684 01:11:43.800 --> 01:11:46.603 And yet here you are again. 685 01:11:46.636 --> 01:11:49.338 Perhaps this is where you always belonged. 686 01:11:51.942 --> 01:11:53.543 I'm nothing like you. 687 01:11:54.811 --> 01:11:56.980 Father. 688 01:11:59.883 --> 01:12:01.618 Go lay down, Father. 689 01:12:02.953 --> 01:12:05.555 Yes. I'll go lay down. 690 01:12:13.029 --> 01:12:17.167 I'll get you the money soon, all right? 691 01:12:17.200 --> 01:12:19.401 The rules never really did apply to you, 692 01:12:19.436 --> 01:12:21.805 - did they, little Jack? - I just need some more time. 693 01:12:21.838 --> 01:12:23.907 Always an arrogant little snob. 694 01:12:23.940 --> 01:12:28.478 I lost my son, James. I lost my son. 695 01:12:28.511 --> 01:12:29.713 Please. 696 01:12:32.949 --> 01:12:34.117 Please. 697 01:12:35.652 --> 01:12:37.420 I'm still your brother. 698 01:12:41.124 --> 01:12:43.960 Well, then, brother... 699 01:12:47.230 --> 01:12:49.099 For once in your life, 700 01:12:51.801 --> 01:12:53.603 you shall pay your debt. 701 01:13:04.514 --> 01:13:05.715 Rose! 702 01:13:07.484 --> 01:13:09.419 He crushed my hand. 703 01:13:13.256 --> 01:13:16.026 All I did was ask for more time. 704 01:13:19.529 --> 01:13:20.830 I'll kill him. 705 01:13:22.098 --> 01:13:23.566 I'll kill him. 706 01:13:25.669 --> 01:13:28.538 Off with his head. 707 01:13:28.571 --> 01:13:32.575 Don't you ever speak of your father that way, ever! 708 01:13:34.177 --> 01:13:35.512 Darling? 709 01:13:37.180 --> 01:13:38.581 Alice? 710 01:13:39.749 --> 01:13:40.850 Leave me alone. 711 01:13:42.018 --> 01:13:43.954 We need to get a doctor. 712 01:13:43.987 --> 01:13:45.722 I'll get the doctor. 713 01:13:49.025 --> 01:13:50.060 Peter. 714 01:13:51.661 --> 01:13:54.030 We've always been alike. 715 01:13:54.064 --> 01:13:57.534 A little bit lighter than the world will allow. 716 01:13:57.567 --> 01:13:59.736 Don't let life drag you down. 717 01:14:01.638 --> 01:14:06.009 You just keep floating above it, long as you can. 718 01:14:06.042 --> 01:14:07.243 You promise? 719 01:14:08.745 --> 01:14:12.615 Peter... You promise? 720 01:14:17.120 --> 01:14:18.588 I promise. 721 01:14:31.968 --> 01:14:33.770 She's upstairs. 722 01:14:42.946 --> 01:14:44.280 Leave me alone. 723 01:14:46.716 --> 01:14:48.651 My mother's not in here. 724 01:14:49.586 --> 01:14:51.254 I didn't come for your mother. 725 01:14:52.622 --> 01:14:53.923 I came for you. 726 01:14:55.358 --> 01:14:56.693 Look. 727 01:15:11.341 --> 01:15:12.776 Rose, darling, how's Jack? 728 01:15:12.809 --> 01:15:15.779 They took his hand, Eleanor. 729 01:15:16.679 --> 01:15:18.648 He's a craftsman. He can't work. 730 01:15:18.681 --> 01:15:20.750 I want you to know that William and I 731 01:15:20.784 --> 01:15:23.053 will do anything we can to help you 732 01:15:23.086 --> 01:15:25.722 until Jack is back on his feet again. 733 01:15:26.189 --> 01:15:27.724 Under one condition. 734 01:15:28.792 --> 01:15:31.227 Alice comes with me. 735 01:15:35.865 --> 01:15:37.067 Get out. 736 01:15:37.100 --> 01:15:38.935 I'll raise her properly, Rose, 737 01:15:38.968 --> 01:15:42.872 see that she's well-groomed and well married. 738 01:15:42.906 --> 01:15:44.674 Leave my house. 739 01:15:46.843 --> 01:15:48.244 Even if I do, 740 01:15:49.779 --> 01:15:52.715 I can't promise that she'll stay away from me. 741 01:15:52.749 --> 01:15:55.885 You see, darling, it was Alice that suggested it. 742 01:15:59.856 --> 01:16:00.957 Leave. 743 01:16:02.659 --> 01:16:04.961 - Get out, Eleanor. - Rose. 744 01:16:04.994 --> 01:16:06.296 Get out. 745 01:16:07.697 --> 01:16:09.799 It's for the best. 746 01:16:09.833 --> 01:16:12.035 You will see it's for the best. 747 01:16:22.345 --> 01:16:24.247 What's that? 748 01:16:30.687 --> 01:16:33.790 I thought you might like to have your things up here. 749 01:16:37.428 --> 01:16:38.895 Here, let me help. 750 01:16:38.928 --> 01:16:41.064 No, no, no. Peter. 751 01:16:49.939 --> 01:16:51.174 It's over now. 752 01:16:52.208 --> 01:16:54.978 No one is going to bother us now. 753 01:16:55.011 --> 01:16:56.980 Not my brother, not anyone. 754 01:16:59.315 --> 01:17:00.350 It's over. 755 01:17:01.751 --> 01:17:02.919 It's over. 756 01:17:16.799 --> 01:17:18.935 CJ did that to Father, Alice. 757 01:17:18.968 --> 01:17:20.770 - He's our uncle. - What? 758 01:17:20.803 --> 01:17:22.705 CJ's our uncle. 759 01:17:23.973 --> 01:17:26.075 Our own family did this to us. 760 01:17:26.109 --> 01:17:27.810 Let go of me. 761 01:17:29.179 --> 01:17:30.947 He's going to pay, 762 01:17:32.015 --> 01:17:33.883 and I know how, too. 763 01:17:37.220 --> 01:17:39.423 No, Peter, you can't. 764 01:17:39.456 --> 01:17:41.791 They'll come after you. 765 01:17:41.824 --> 01:17:46.296 Which is why I won't be able to come back. Not ever. 766 01:17:48.031 --> 01:17:49.699 Come with me. 767 01:18:00.143 --> 01:18:02.011 I'm going to live with Aunt Eleanor. 768 01:18:02.045 --> 01:18:03.313 Aunt Eleanor? 769 01:18:04.814 --> 01:18:07.150 She'll turn you into a lady. 770 01:18:07.183 --> 01:18:10.353 You won't be able to play or make up stories. 771 01:18:10.386 --> 01:18:12.855 It's time for me to grow up. 772 01:18:19.463 --> 01:18:25.068 And this tinker's bell was born for you. 773 01:19:24.994 --> 01:19:27.830 The Red Queen does not tolerate disobedience. 774 01:19:27.864 --> 01:19:29.332 Off with your head. 775 01:19:30.567 --> 01:19:33.537 We will make a lady of you yet. 776 01:19:38.941 --> 01:19:40.009 Alice! 777 01:19:46.650 --> 01:19:48.985 It's not time to grow up, Alice. 778 01:19:51.455 --> 01:19:53.156 It never is. 779 01:19:55.024 --> 01:19:56.427 Peter? 780 01:19:57.428 --> 01:19:58.895 You'll see. 781 01:20:12.975 --> 01:20:15.011 I shall be too late. 782 01:20:32.929 --> 01:20:36.265 Long ago, in a faraway land, 783 01:20:38.569 --> 01:20:40.437 there was a family. 784 01:20:42.271 --> 01:20:45.409 By day, the children did as they were told, 785 01:20:50.681 --> 01:20:54.618 and in the innermost places of their hearts, 786 01:20:54.651 --> 01:20:58.087 they worried about what it might mean to grow up. 787 01:21:14.270 --> 01:21:19.275 But at night, when their hearts lay still and sleeping, 788 01:21:21.310 --> 01:21:24.448 their golden dream dust filled the room 789 01:21:25.416 --> 01:21:28.985 and took them far, far away. 790 01:22:02.486 --> 01:22:04.020 Come home. 791 01:22:30.481 --> 01:22:32.649 Catch me if you can. 792 01:24:04.140 --> 01:24:07.276 I was only a visitor in Wonderland. 793 01:24:09.913 --> 01:24:12.482 Take care of Peter, Tink. 794 01:24:14.183 --> 01:24:17.554 But Peter was born to be Pan. 795 01:24:29.633 --> 01:24:31.568 It's brilliant. 796 01:24:47.851 --> 01:24:50.152 Oh, my baby. 797 01:24:59.195 --> 01:25:01.465 - I love you. - I love you too. 798 01:25:38.267 --> 01:25:41.404 We always knew when he'd been to visit... 799 01:25:43.974 --> 01:25:47.276 Because he'd leave us a piece of his adventures. 800 01:26:03.359 --> 01:26:04.594 Rose? 801 01:26:07.030 --> 01:26:08.665 The world fresh 802 01:26:08.699 --> 01:26:12.201 and full of possibilities once again. 803 01:26:20.010 --> 01:26:23.980 "For he comes, human child 804 01:26:24.014 --> 01:26:26.516 "To the woods and waters wild 805 01:26:27.349 --> 01:26:30.587 "With a faery, hand in hand 806 01:26:30.620 --> 01:26:34.791 "for the world's more full of weeping than he can understand." 807 01:26:44.634 --> 01:26:46.870 Mama, what's wrong? 808 01:26:52.943 --> 01:26:54.444 Nothing, Wendy. 809 01:26:56.079 --> 01:26:57.614 Nothing at all. 810 01:27:00.382 --> 01:27:01.885 You look lovely, Alice. 811 01:27:31.915 --> 01:27:34.818 I don't remember the way to the rabbit hole, 812 01:27:37.654 --> 01:27:40.757 or the smell of Neverland's shores... 813 01:27:57.007 --> 01:27:59.442 But because of my brothers, 814 01:28:02.712 --> 01:28:05.448 I haven't forgotten how to dream.