Wendy is very annoyed because she wasn’t accepted in the school’s cricket club. John laughs because he doesn’t find anything odd about this. After all, cricket is a “gentleman’s” sport and there are girl things and boy things; everyone should know his or her “place”. Wendy can’t believe it; what kind of old-fashioned comment is that?! In Neverland, Peter informs them that today, the young natives boy need to pass a series of physical and intellectual challenges to prove themselves before the tribe. The Lost Kids go to the Native village to watch the show, but they see something else instead: a scene. Lily wants to participate in the contest but her mother is adamantly opposed in the name of “tradition”. Wendy stands up for Lily. The Great Chief eventually accepts their request, but only on the condition that Wendy team up with Lily. Peter and the boys ask to participate too. Once the events begin, the kids quickly realize that they are much more complicated than they had thought… But most of all, everyone – boy or girl – doesn’t necessarily excel where expected to… What if the goal of these events is actually to understand that what really matters is counting on each person’s individual qualities?