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The Unflappable Boy And Peter Pan
The flight, and unflappable boy, have a few things in common, first they mostly main characters in the stories are boys. Also they flying with someone. The unflappable boy isn’t actually flying with his dog, but the dog is with him when he’s imagining it. They both are flying, and flying is impossible, for now. So they are both doing something that is impossible. In the flight, peter pan is a character from a movie, and the unflappable boy isn’t from a movie. Also peter pan is flying with a fairy, and Wendy, john, and Michael. We also know the names of the characters in this story. There are many characters. In the unflappable boy, he imagines that he is flying. And he is teaching us about why we can’t fly. The bones in your arms, and we

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