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She wants to live in the land of Peter Pan instead of Wendy.
She wants to live in the land of Peter Pan instead of Wendy.
She worries about Wendy falling out of the treetops.
She worries about Wendy falling out of the treetops.
She desires for Peter Pan to become a man and show his love for her daughter Wendy.
She desires for Peter Pan to become a man and show his love for her daughter Wendy.
She does not want Wendy to leave her home to live in the land of Peter Pan.
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The character motivation revealed about Mrs. Darling when she tightens her grip on Wendy is:
She does not want Wendy to leave her home to live in the land of Peter Pan.
This action suggests her desire to keep her daughter safe and close to her, highlighting her protective instincts and concern about the dangers of the adventurous world of Peter Pan.
