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🧚‍♀️Fairy tales and much popular literature and entertainment contain allegories linked back to fallen angels,  Nephilim, and other rebellious beings and their polytheist religion.

Wendy (Welsh:Gwendolyn), when dressed in white symbolizes  a white phantom fairy queen, just as Queen Guinevere wife of King Arthur translates as a white phantom, noting she and King Arthur descended from Tuatha Denaan, the fairy giants. Thus Arthur was the allegorical king of the fairies: Oberon, Pan, and Osiris.

Wendy then is the allegorical May Queen (fertility nymph(s) of the spring), the queen of the sprites and fairies (Titandes) and/or the  fertility queen Isis

Water fairies (mermaids)  in Grail tales guarded portals to the Otherworld. La Fey is French for fairy as in Morgan La Fey noting mermaids in some regions are also called Mari-Morgan. 

Robin (Goodfellow) Hood (Hodgkin/Hobgoblin) dressed in green lived in the forest with his merry men (same as lost boys in Peter Pan). Robin Hood loved  Maid Marion (merrie-maid/mermaid) by @buffalogreens
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🧚‍♂️Fairy tales & much popular literature & entertainment contain allegories linked back to fallen angels,  Nephilim, & other rebellious beings & polytheism.
✨️Peter Pan overflows with polytheist allegories & memories purposely embedded into the narrative.
📚JM Barrie first created a magical boy named Peter Pan, who never grew old in “Little White Bird."
🪲The green man was a fertility nature god who flew at night to seduce young women & is regarded to be  the ancient fertility  god Pan.
🐐The Pan god had pointed ears, was half human & half goat, possessed  horns & legs of a goat (likely Azazel one of the fallen angels who copulated with humans to produce Nephilim). 
🐇The Peter Pan “fairy tale”contains fairies (Tinkerbell); children used as allegories for “Little People/Elves” for groups of people/being); mermaids(waterfairies said to protect portals to the Otherworld.) ;Nymph: Wendy; a crocodile: the Egyptian serpent/dragon god: Sobek  also called “Messeh,” while its Mesopotamian equivalent was Mus-Hus, a giant, serpentine quadruped noting Mus-Usumgal  is Sumerian for “serpent”; Neverland “the land of youth” where no one grows old (immortality): an inter-dimensional Otherworld, Annwyn, Tartarus: home of the Tuatha Denaan/Nephilim/Titans connected by some kind of portal (sidhes, fairy mound, fairy dolmen; allegories all connected to gods (fallen angels), Nephilim, & prehistory.
⚡In mythology,Pan was Greek god of forests/woodlands, the son of Zeus or Dionysus.  The Peter character Pan is a compound allegory reflecting many aspects of prehistory.
🐉First Peter reflects elves, & all kinds of fairies by his pointed (elf) ears, slanted serpent/Nephilim/alien/fairy eyes.
The green man god of the woodland mythos is  regarded in occult circles to be the same  as Robin Goodfellow and Puck. 
Puck  is a sprite and hobgoblin fairy serving Oberon (night-witch/vampire/pendragon of the fairies, Tuatha Denaan, and ancient Scythians), noting Oberon is called the king of the fairies who married Titandes (female nephilim)
🧚‍♀️Wendy  is the allegorical May Queen (fertility nymph of the spring), the queen of the sprites and fairies (Titandes) and/or the  fertility queen. by @buffalogreens
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