TINKERBELL VILLAIN SONG - Fall Little Wendy Bird Fall | Song by Lydia the Bard and Tony | Animatic

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Okay but her just fearing of going extinct because they need to be believed in instead of her just being jealous is a great take

This is actually very accurate to the fae. They would often steal babies from cribs and whisk them away to Fairyland. They're also extremely possessive, and, in folklore have been known to kill people for entering their territory

Holy crap, after the 50th time watching this, I only just realised Tinkerbell swooped around Wendy making it look like she was using her pixie dust, so Peter would think that it was becase Wendy lacked one of the other three things she needed to fly rather than her death being deliberate sabotage. And what better way to make Peter fear death and to keep the rest of the Lost Boys in neverland, than the experience of the pain of loss.

I like to think one of the biggest reasons why Tink wasn't going to allow Peter Pan to leave is that if he stopped believing it would also mean her sister (Periwinkle) would die, so she wasn't caring only about her friends but protecting her twin as well

At first, I was worried that Wendy's fairy might die because of this but then I remembered that Wendy didn't believe in fairies before she met Peter so her fairy would already be dead. I like to imagine that maybe one of Tink's dead friends was even Wendy's fairy just to add that extra layer of angst.

I really love how Peter's face was animated when the magic was taken away from the ship, like he already knew that Tink was behind it.

Couple things I noticed 1) When the first chorus comes on it's only Tinkerbell singing, but then you get to the second and there's extra voices repeating "why don't you fall" in a whisper and then the final chorus you have more voices singing with Tinkerbell I like to think this is about the other fairies slowly joining in as things grow more desperate, with the second chorus hinting at Tinkerbell not being alone in her actions before showing the three other fairies flying with her. When we get to the third chorus they join in with her 2) Also like how in the second chorus "why don't you fall" also starts to sound like a question, like Tinkerbell is asking herself why her actions aren't enough to get rid of Wendy 3) Tinkerbell first appearing to Peter in her original form is an interesting choice. It might be a way to make her more "innocent" looking but her new outfit doesn't exactly strike me as off putting by itself, so it makes me think she was hopeful about her plan and things returning to "normal" with the Lost Boys. So she appears in her original form. But then Wendy appears and she changes back into her new outfit, a visual distinction from the Tinkerbell we know Also her new outfit makes the black part reminds me of a shawl, and how people in mourning will wear black 4) Wendy never gets to meet Tinkerbell in this. She has no idea who Tinkerbell is aside from what Peter and the Lost Boys may tell her. The first time Wendy meets Tinkerbell it's seconds away from her death.

I love that this is her “villain” song, as if Tink wasn’t ALREADY a villain. I’m convinced that she, in canon, was only keeping Peter and his friends alive for their belief, think how she acted in the movie, playing “little (lethal) pranks” on Wendy. That fits with how fey act in the original mythology as well, destroying families, towns and lives because to them it’s fun, Tink kidnapped these children, probably leaving a changeling in their place to die a few weeks later so no one came looking for them, the fae aren’t good, and the one who act like they are, are the most dangerous

What’s probably messing Tink even more up is the fact she has a twin sister. If she dies, so does Peri. Keeping Peter prisoner isn’t only keeping HER alive.

I just realised. The Lost boys, who the fairies collected just after Fawn died, are dressed as animals, and when they fail to kill Wendy, Tinkerbell goes to the mermaids, who live in the water which is Silvermist talent. When that fails the remaining fairies has to step in.

Vidia holding Peter back and trapping him so he can’t fly down and save Wendy is heartbreaking

Tbh the part where she sings "babe you won't feel a thing" makes me think that she chose to try and kill her through falling eacause it was the most painless way to kill a person at the time. Also this song makes me more sympathetic to tinkerbell so theres that

Best thing about this is that the thing that keeps fairies alive is belief, not love. In the movie Tink almost dies bc Peter got upset at a small betrayal enough to stop believing in Tink's whole existence, which was easy as he planned to leave with Wemdy. And here he will be SO UPSET but, at the same time, how can you stop believing after this? Tink flipped the game by making Peter and the Lost Boys believe in her out of fear instead of the previous love

The fact that Tink spun Wendy upside down to ensure that she died at the end was genius. Girl wanted to succed and it showed she would do anything

If you think about it, it makes 100% sense that Tink would be so protective of Peter specifically in this situation. Cause remember that Tinkerbell has Periwinkle (her sister/born from the same laugh). Meaning that if Peter grew up, not only would Tink die but so would Peri. And remember that Tink was willing to break the rules of her world and her wing for Peri. She’s desperate to protect her sister so she would hold Peter hostage not for herself but for Peri.

I find it interesting how real Tinkerbell's motivation is in this. She genuinely sees what she's doing as a good thing for those she cares about rather than doing it out of pure malice. In her mind Wendy is always depicted as evil with just a twisted smile but when we see Wendy about to be harassed due to Tink's plans we see her real face to remind us that Wendy isn't trying to cause trouble. She's actually just a pure and innocent girl who is enjoying the world and people she's getting to experience. Tink just sees it as evil because she's afraid of the consequences it may lead to.

And from Neverland, Hook looked up into the night sky as the scene unfolded, finally realizing the horrifying truth: It had never truly been Peter’s fault after all.

This angle is pretty fascinating. You can imagine in ages past; people spent their entire lives believing in fairies. So, from the fairies' perspective, they had the same lifespan as humans. But, as humans delved more into science, fairies started to die more frequently and sooner. Then WW1 and WW2 hits and suddenly kids have to "grow up" a lot sooner. Tink gets desperate and starts kidnapping.

I think the point of this is that every child is connected to the fairy who they made with their laugh. So when the kid stops believing or dies the fairy dies too, so tinkerbell is keeping the lost boys from aging to keep her friends alive and that’s why she is so connected to Peter. His laugh made her. Very interesting twist on the original story and understandable why she would stop Wendy.