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The internet seems to have a talent for sucking the innocence out of almost anything.

The well-loved children's classics of Disney and subsidiary Studio Pixar are no exception.

From post-apocalyptic hellscapes to hidden references and real-world conspiracies, let's investigate some theories that offer terrifying alternative explanations to the meaning of Disney films.

You're listening. You're surface, you're listening.

You're listening to be amazed.

On the surface, Disney's Peter Pan appears to be a celebration of childhood.

After all, Peter Pan lives happily in Neverland, a place where kids

don't age. But the fact that Peter appears to be responsible for bringing more kids in from the outside

world has led some fans to theorize that he is an angel who escorts dead children to heaven,

or Neverland, where they remain the age of which they died forever.

However, Wendy and her brothers are eventually returned home in the 1953 film,

leading some to interpret their adventure as a near-death experience.

There is a darker theory, however, which suggests that Peter is a demonic entity who murders children and keeps their souls in his realm.

Could it be that Captain Hook is the true hero and simply wants to put an end to all of Peter's evil doings?

These theories don't seem so outrageous when you consider the early drafts of Jim M. Barry's

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