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The life and career of Sir James Matthew Barrie highlight his transformation from a Scottish novelist to the iconic creator of Peter Pan. After moving to London, Barrie drew inspiration from the Llewelyn Davies boys, leading to the enchanting tale of an ageless boy and his adventures with Wendy in Neverland. Initially introduced in his 1902 novel, Barrie's whimsical storytelling and imaginative settings have made Peter Pan a beloved classic, showcasing themes of childhood, adventure, and the desire to remain young forever.