His biggest pretend

bendaimmortal [i]"His mother woke up, for he heard her say "Peter," as if it was the most lovely word in the language. He remained sitting on the floor and held his breath, wondering how she knew that he had come back. If she said "Peter" again, he meant to cry "Mother" and run to her. But she spoke no more, she made little moans only, and when next he peeped at her she was once more asleep, with tears on her face. It made Peter very miserable, and what do you think was the first thing he did? Sitting on the rail at the foot of the bed, he played a beautiful lullaby to his mother on his pipe. He had made it up himself out of the way she said "Peter," and he never stopped playing until she looked happy. ... You must not think that he meditated flying away and never coming back. He had quite decided to be his mother's boy, but hesitated about beginning to-night. ... And in the end, you know, he flew away. Twice he came back from the window, wanting to kiss his mother, but he feared the delight of it might waken her, so at last he played her a lovely kiss on his pipe, and then he flew back to the Gardens. ... But, mind you, though Peter was so slow in going back to his mother, he was quite decided to go back. The best proof of this was his caution with the fairies. ... He went in a hurry in the end because he had dreamt that his mother was crying, and he knew what was the great thing she cried for, and that a hug from her splendid Peter would quickly make her to smile. Oh, he felt sure of it, and so eager was he to be nestling in her arms that this time he flew straight to the window, which was always to be open for him. But the window was closed, and there were iron bars on it, and peering inside he saw his mother sleeping peacefully with her arm round another little boy. Peter called, "Mother! Mother!" but she heard him not; in vain he beat his little limbs against the iron bars. He had to fly back, sobbing, to the Gardens, and he never saw his dear again. What a glorious boy he had meant to be to her. Ah, Peter, we who have made the great mistake, how differently we should all act at the second chance. But Solomon was right; there is no second chance, not for most of us. When we reach the window it is Lock-out Time. The iron bars are up for life."[/i] -J.M. Barrie, 'Peter Pan in Kengsinton Gardens'

Cherry_on_top27 Those are two different guys i hope you know that!

bendaimmortal Are you saying that's not Jeremy Sumpter as a kid in that image I used in this? I found that from Jeremy Sumpter image gallery and it looks like him. And as he played thepart of Peter Pan in the 2003 movie, he may as well pass off as Peter Pan in any image, for fanfiction/art purposes. :)

Cherry_on_top27 yeah pretty much! That guy on the left side wearing the hat is from the sandlot 2! next time you post a picture make sure its right!

bendaimmortal And how do you ecpect me to make sure of that when a random image is posted to an actor's image gallery with no source references, while the person in the image COULD be the actor? Hence, he looks a lot like Jeremy, so I think you're totally over-reacting. It's not the end of the world if he's not the same as long as he could pass off as the same person. After all it is a fictional character this art is about, not about Jeremy himself. So chill!

Ssmiley_143 that is not jeremy sumpter.

bendaimmortal You guys need to get over it. This is a fan art of a fictional character, not of an actor.

Ssmiley_143 GET IT RIGHT THEN THIS IS THE FANCLUB

bendaimmortal This is not a Jeremy Sumpter fan club. And this art refers to the movie this club is for, as in the actor choice isn't that essential when the essence of the art is on topic. And, at least the guy is a look-alike to the movie's actor as in it's not like the covers are that much off either. So I repeat; get over it.