Peter Pan Lesson Plan

What tone does the narrator take regarding adults and the adult world? How does this impact the narrative?

The narrator seems to observe the adult world from the point of view of a child. This is done to comedic effect, as there is a certain degree of child logic (such as Nana being the nanny) which is treated as completely legitimate. There is also a certain amount of reverence for the activities of adults - Mr. Darling goes off to the bank, but his job is very much a mystery to the children. Mrs. Darling is treated as magical and mysterious, with the hidden kiss on her mouth. Overall, the tone implies that childhood is preferable, and that there is something distinctly...