A character in this play is nicknamed Slightly after his “slightly soiled” pinafore. A character in this play is protected by an acorn pendant she traded for a “kiss,” which was really a thimble. (10[1])Daphne du Maurier’s father originated a traditionally dual role in this play, which features a character who is tricked by the title character imitating a crocodile who ate a ticking clock. (10[1])The title character of this play answers, “second to the right, and straight on til morning” (10[2])when asked his (10[1])address (10[1])just after losing his shadow. (10[2])For 10 (-5[1])points, in what J.M. Barrie play do the Darling children, including Wendy, travel to Neverland with the title “boy who wouldn’t grow up?” ■END■ (10[1])