Send me a ship and I’ll tell you….
My Headcanons: Tiger Lily and Pan met when Peter Pan had been stalking their border of the indian territory when an english stranger washed up on shore and was taken in by the indian princess. They spend their nights in the trees watching the stars, drinking juice they've made from berries with the lost boys and dancing,.
Who kills the bugs: They work as a team to track and hunt the bastards.
Who hogs the sheets: Pan isn't one for anyone else sleeping with him. His skin gets itchy and restless with someone occupying that space. But he's let tiger lily or tigs as he calls her, share his little blankets hollow in the burrow. They sleep curled up together with pan's arm around her waist and his face in her dark soft hair, crow feather tickling his nose.
Who hates mornings: Pan is more enthusiastic and energetic in the mornings. Tiger takes her time to take in the morning,.
Who’s cranky before they've had their coffee: They don't have coffee but they have a tribal fern tea Tiger likes to make,.
Who’s doesn’t like their mother in law: Pan has no parents and he doesn't remember them. Tiger Lily only has her father and him and Pan always argue but Pan likes Great Little Big Panther or Panther as he's called.
Who drives: They don't have cars in neverland. Instead, the two run. Tiger Lily is the only person to ever outrun Pan. He hates it.
Who gets horny in awkward public places: Though they're still pre-teens/teenagers, Pan could be caught stealing glances at Tiger Lily when they go swimming in the shallow lagoon where the mermaids dwell. Tiger Lily watches him when he's tracking.
Who had a scene phase: None of them did. They don't have that in neverland. Allison tried not to look so muscular once and frailer and Pan once tried to actually groom himself but that didn't work.
Who wore braces: Neither.
Who got bullied: Tiger Lily gets made fun of in her village sometimes for being too manly or brave but Pan defends her even though she's defended herself many times before.
Who collects ceramic elephants: Neither of them. They collected books or trinkets that wash up on shore from the englishmen.