'''Jane''' (her last name is not given) is the daughter of Wendy Darling and appears briefly in most versions of the story as the one to follow Peter Pan to Neverland after Wendy has grown up and lost the ability to fly.
Jane eventually marries and has a daughter, Margaret. In Barrie's original story, Peter flies away with Margaret and "thus it will go on," meaning Peter will come for each of Wendy's female descendants when they are young, and he never grows up "for as long as children believe in fairies."
*The ''Peter Pan'' play is in the public domain in the United States (as of 2024), but not the United Kingdom. as Special legislation was passed that gave the play a perpetual copyright. The characters, however, are in the public domain (as are the novels).
*With the epilogue taking place when Wendy is gown up, it is commonly theorized by some readers that Jane might have been born c. 1920s-1930s. The sequel to Disney's animated adaptation, ''Return to Neverland'', takes advantage of this concept and sets it during the London Blitz of WWII.
*[http://neverpedia.com/pan/Jane Neverpedia]
*[http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Jane_%28Peter_Pan%29 Disney Wiki]
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Peter and Wendy (1908)
'''Jane''' (her last name is not given) is the daughter of Wendy Darling and appears briefly in most versions of the story as the one to follow Peter Pan to Neverland after Wendy has grown up and lost the ability to fly.
Jane
J.M. Barrie