Pixie Dust

"The last time I had pixie dust was in 1964, and the next day I woke up on top of the Brooklyn Bridge with a tattoo of John Lennon on my ankle."- Mother Goose

Description

Peter Pan carries a small pouch on his belt that holds shimmering dust. It enables non-fairies to fly.

Use

“	For a moment I thought I was the one on pixie dust!	”
	— Mother Goose after first seeing the Otherworld

In Beyond the Kingdoms, Peter Pan offers Conner, Alex, Mother Goose, the Tin Woodman and Red the magic dust to help them fly to Neverland. Mother Goose refuses and rides Lester instead, but the others all accept.

Peter tells them to think of happy thoughts (or a happy memory) so it will work.

Behind the Scenes

• In J.M. Barrie's novel, it is referred to as 'fairy dust' and comes, as the name implies, from fairies. The name 'pixie dust' was used in the Disney movie from 1953.