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There was a lot of writer's blocks in Adam's origin story of 'Lost Boy Found' that will be taken care of with this idea, which pays homage to the 100 year old play 'Peter Pan' by Sir James M. Barrie and has links to many other stories and RPs I'm working on. If 'Return to Neverland' is 'Peter Pan' during WWII, than 'Lost Boy Found' is the same story set in Las Vegas 2KX, giving a timeless story a modern twist.

So far, in 'Lost Boy Found,' Adam was spirited away when he was 11 one Christmas Eve 1980 and wasn't seen again until Copper Mystran found him in Las Vegas 1998. Yet, Adam didn't age one day suring the time he was away. At first he doesn't remember what happened while he was gone, and only knows that there are clues in that book he always carries with him.

What Adam couldn't remember is that he was one of Peter Pan's Lost Boys in Neverland all this time. Memories he slowly gets back as he finds an actual pixie--Firestorm by name--which he revives through a Google Search. It's not too long after this, as Adam rediscovers how Pixie Dust works, where this scene occurrs, where Adam's ears turn elvish and he finds himself floating in mid-air. It's obvious that the Disney-made soundtrack in the 50s has been replaced by Disturbed. (I'll toss in Godsmack, a little bit of Creed, and of course the Top Gun Soundtrack.)

I may have a part in this idea for the book where Adam returns to Neverland after this--in fact, there are 6 numbers in Adam's book that can be keyed into a GPS device; Longatude and Latitude in Degrees, Minutes and Seconds; because that Second Star to the Right only works in England--and definitly include a Captain Hook-like character who is a corporate lawyer instead of a pirate. (I already have a theme: Disney may be copyrighted, but his magic is not.)

Will Adam be a modern day Peter Pan? Not in a strict sence. He'll fly if he needs to, but prefers to drive a car or ride a motorcycle, and can pull off Anime and Wire Fu style moves, but you'd see him doing it wrearing a tie when he does it. Peter may take his Lost Boys on Treasure Hunts, but Adam will pick up Geocaching. And the toys and games of an 11-year old is replaced with Mac Tools, heavy machinery, and the occasional evening with a PS2. (Firestorm would even pick up the talent of welding with her dust.)

Instead of refusing to grow up, Adam will instead do it in his own terms and pace not conforming to anyone else's idea of what an Adult is. In Adam's words, "I redefine the term 'Grow Up.'"

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There was a lot of writer's blocks in Adam's origin story of 'Lost Boy Found' that will be taken care of with this idea, which pays homage to the 100 year old play 'Peter Pan' by Sir James M. Barrie and has links to many other stories and RPs I'm working on. If 'Return to Neverland' is 'Peter Pan' during WWII, than 'Lost Boy Found' is the same story set in Las Vegas 2KX, giving a timeless story a modern twist.

So far, in 'Lost Boy Found,' Adam was spirited away when he was 11 one Christmas Eve 1980 and wasn't seen again until Copper Mystran found him in Las Vegas 1998. Yet, Adam didn't age one day suring the time he was away. At first he doesn't remember what happened while he was gone, and only knows that there are clues in that book he always carries with him.

What Adam couldn't remember is that he was one of Peter Pan's Lost Boys in Neverland all this time. Memories he slowly gets back as he finds an actual pixie--Firestorm by name--which he revives through a Google Search. It's not too long after this, as Adam rediscovers how Pixie Dust works, where this scene occurrs, where Adam's ears turn elvish and he finds himself floating in mid-air. It's obvious that the Disney-made soundtrack in the 50s has been replaced by Disturbed. (I'll toss in Godsmack, a little bit of Creed, and of course the Top Gun Soundtrack.)

I may have a part in this idea for the book where Adam returns to Neverland after this--in fact, there are 6 numbers in Adam's book that can be keyed into a GPS device; Longatude and Latitude in Degrees, Minutes and Seconds; because that Second Star to the Right only works in England--and definitly include a Captain Hook-like character who is a corporate lawyer instead of a pirate. (I already have a theme: Disney may be copyrighted, but his magic is not.)

Will Adam be a modern day Peter Pan? Not in a strict sence. He'll fly if he needs to, but prefers to drive a car or ride a motorcycle, and can pull off Anime and Wire Fu style moves, but you'd see him doing it wrearing a tie when he does it. Peter may take his Lost Boys on Treasure Hunts, but Adam will pick up Geocaching. And the toys and games of an 11-year old is replaced with Mac Tools, heavy machinery, and the occasional evening with a PS2. (Firestorm would even pick up the talent of welding with her dust.)

Instead of refusing to grow up, Adam will instead do it in his own terms and pace not conforming to anyone else's idea of what an Adult is. In Adam's words, "I redefine the term 'Grow Up.'"