The Chief threatens them to be burned at the stake if she did not return by sunset. The Chief says he will not be releasing them, and accuses them of kidnapping his daughter, Tiger Lily, but the Lost Boys tell him that they did not do so and had not seen her. John is confused and Slightly explains that they turn each other lose after a side wins. The Chief explains that his tribe has fought the Lost Boys many times, and Cubby suggests that he should let them go. There, John takes the blame for getting themselves captured and the Lost Boys accept his apology. While being carried to the Indian Camp, they are shown annoyed. They sing " Following the Leader" as they walk, but are soon captured by the Indians. John and Michael want to join their wild brigade, and Peter appoints John as their temporary leader. This later led to conflicts between Peter, the Lost Boys, Wendy, John, and Michael. The jealous Tinker Bell told them a "Wendy-Bird" had started a flight across there and needed to be hunted down. In the first film, the Lost Boys made their first appearance when Peter took Wendy, John, and Michael Darling to Neverland. In the book series, it is revealed that his real name is Pentiss, but his surname is never revealed. He is the youngest of the Lost Boys and seems to be the most cunning of the group.
Tootles is the only Lost Boy who does not speak at all to compensate for this, he uses a large pad of paper to communicate (albeit only in Return to Neverland).
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