Hello,

Lately I've been studying the role death has in the play/book of Peter Pan, and I have the following question:

- Can Peter Pan die?

I've found in many books that he might be a dead or unborn child, but when he says "To die will be an awfully big adventure", it looks as if he had the possibility of dying (the same thing when he fights against Hook). Does his eternal youth imply immortality?

Any help on the subject is highly appreciated. Thanks!

Carmen