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PETER PAN
[ACT

MICHAEL (with a yell that should have disturbed LIZA). I flewed!

(JOHN lets go, and meets WENDY near the bathroom door though they had both aimed in an opposite direction.)

WENDY. Oh, lovely!

JOHN (tending to be upside down). How ripping!

MICHAEL (playing whack on a chair). I do like it!

THE THREE. Look at me, look at me, look at me! (They are not nearly so elegant in the air as PETER, but their heads have bumped the ceiling, and there is nothing more delicious than that.)

JOHN (who can even go backwards). I say, why shouldn’t we go out?

PETER. There are pirates.

JOHN. Pirates! (He grabs his tall Sunday hat.) Let us go at once!

(TINK does not like it. She darts at their hair. From down below in the street the lighted window must present an unwonted spectacle: the shadows of children revolving