J M Barrie Tinkerbell Lizzie

So Lizzie learned that art wasn't boring, but could be an adventure. In her awakened mind's eye (and you've got one too, it just may be sleeping) she could jump into art, and become the character being depicted herself.

And when she did, she could go on an art adventure all her own. In this one, she chose to be Tinkerbell. But not the Disney cartoon version. She joined Peter Pan's original author's version of Tinkerbelle, dressed in a leaf and magically clinging to a vine.  And of course, who joins her?

Hector, art tunneling through a black hole and reassembling with rainbow glitter electrons all around. And as the story unfolds, Lizzie needs to realize something. She doesn't need to be distracted by whatever it is that has her attention.

Enough scary things are looming in the mists around her.