The Lost Girls (2022) Timeline Explained – Every Event in Order

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1. 1

   Childhood legends and a looming promise

   Wendy Braverman grows up hearing Neverland tales from Nana Wendy, who also insists that Peter Pan will someday come for her and enchant her life. These stories plant a persistent curiosity about a world beyond the ordinary. Wendy waits for a sign that the magical land might be real, even as life at home remains grounded.

   When

   Childhood

   Where

   Nana Wendy's home

2. 2

   Teenage Peter Pan visits Neverland

   One night, Peter Pan arrives and takes Wendy to Neverland, inviting her to promise not to grow up. The magical land dazzles her while the danger and thrill lure her away from adulthood. The encounter plants a deep, unresolved longing that follows her into later life.

   When

   Teenage years

   Where

   Neverland

3. 3

   Return from Neverland and Nana's prophecy

   After her Neverland visit, Wendy returns to ordinary life and waits for Peter to come again, but years pass without a second visit. On her father's urging, she visits Nana Wendy, who warns that she will fall in love with another boy, but that love won't be enough to fill her longing for Peter. The warning hints at a future where romance cannot substitute for magic.

   When

   Post-Neverland childhood

   Where

   Home and Nana Wendy's home

4. 4

   Wendy grows up, meets Adam and marries

   Wendy leaves childhood behind and meets Adam, whom she eventually marries. She carries the memory of Peter with her, and visions of Captain Hook occasionally intrude on her thoughts. Her life with Adam seems steady, yet the old longing for Neverland never fully goes away.

   When

   After marriage

   Where

   City/Home

5. 5

   Pregnancy and Peter's unsettling return

   During a heavy pregnancy, Wendy sees Peter again and asks about her mother Jane. Peter admits he doesn’t know where Jane is, but reveals that Jane once loved him, which unsettles Wendy. The encounter rekindles questions about her mother and the life she left behind.

   When

   During pregnancy

   Where

   Home

6. 6

   Berry is born and Wendy's tug between art and motherhood

   Wendy and Adam have a daughter, Berry, whose presence complicates Wendy's creative output and sense of self. Wendy resents the attention Berry requires and worries that her child is uninterested in Wendy's stories or Neverland. The conflict between fulfillment as an artist and love as a mother deepens.

   When

   After Berry's birth

   Where

   Home

7. 7

   Visit to Nana Wendy and Berry's forewarning

   Wendy and Berry visit Nana Wendy, who reiterates that Peter Pan will come for Berry soon. The warning reemphasizes a looming clash between memory, imagination, and reality. This sets the stage for a pivotal, family-centered confrontation.

   When

   Shortly after Berry's birth

   Where

   Nana Wendy's home

8. 8

   Peter arrives for Berry; Berry's defiance

   One night Peter comes for Berry, who blames him for the family’s troubles and seems ready to leave with him. Wendy awakens to find Berry fallen outside her bedroom window, a chilling sign that the fantasy might break into their world. The incident forces the family to face how far fantasy and danger have merged.

   When

   Night

   Where

   Berry's bedroom / home

9. 9

   Berry's emergency and the hospital

   Wendy and Adam rush Berry to the hospital after the window incident, hoping for quick treatment and recovery. The family grapples with fear and uncertainty as Berry's fate hangs in the balance. The crisis forces Wendy to confront how far the Neverland fantasies have spilled into their everyday life.

   When

   Immediately after window incident

   Where

   Hospital

10. 10

    Hook abducts Wendy; Peter's revelation

    During the aftermath, Captain Hook kidnaps Wendy, exposing the truth that Jane and Peter once had a sexual relationship. Wendy confronts Peter during a final encounter, telling him she already grew up long ago, and Peter disappears. The revelation unsettles all who wanted a happy magical reunion.

    When

    Following Berry hospital

    Where

    Hook's location

11. 11

    Berry wakes, reconciliation, and Nana's death

    Berry wakes in the hospital and reveals she did manage to fly, though only partially. Wendy and Berry reconcile their strained relationship, recognizing a new, more grounded form of connection. Not long after, Nana Wendy dies, marking a final departure from the world of childhood legends.

    When

    After Hook incident

    Where

    Hospital

12. 12

    Funeral, confrontation, and homecoming

    At Nana Wendy's funeral, Wendy confronts Jane and receives her apology for abandoning Wendy as a child. Jane explains she needed freedom but made a mistake, and Wendy ultimately brings Jane home to meet Berry. The film closes with a fragile reconciliation that redefines the family's relationship to Neverland and memory.

    When

    Funeral

    Where

    Nana Wendy's funeral; home