This author wrote a play about a girl who mysteriously disappears for three weeks on a Scottish island, later returning to the same island as an adult only to disappear again, this time for many years. One of his works features a St. Bernard which, like this author's own dog, is named Porthos. In that work, some fairies cause Maimie Mannering to become trapped inside Kensington Gardens. This author of Mary Rose and The Little White Bird wrote a play in which class distinctions are overturned when a group of aristocrats including Lord Loam's family are stranded on a deserted island, and their butler, the title character, becomes their leader. In his most famous work, Ed Teynte, Bill Jukes, an
This author wrote a play about a girl who mysteriously disappears for three weeks on a Scottish island, later returning to the same island as an adult only to disappear again, this time for many years. One of his works features a St. Bernard which, like this author's own dog, is named Porthos. In that work, some fairies cause Maimie Mannering to become trapped inside Kensington Gardens. This author of Mary Rose and The Little White Bird wrote a play in which class distinctions are overturned when a group of aristocrats including Lord Loam's family are stranded on a deserted island, and their butler, the title character, becomes their leader. In his most famous work, Ed Teynte, Bill Jukes, and Cecco are killed by the title character. Smee is the right-hand man of the antagonist of that work, which popularized the name Wendy. For 10 points, name this author of The Admirable Crichton and creator of Peter Pan.
This author wrote a play about a girl who mysteriously disappears for three weeks on a Scottish island, later returning to the same island as an adult only to disappear again, this time for many years.
James Matthew Barrie