Jackson’s paradise
Neverland Ranch, for Michael Jackson, wasn’t just a piece of property or a simple home. It symbolized a refuge from the overwhelming weight of fame and the public eye. For many, it represented a tangible manifestation of his inner child, a space where he could perhaps reclaim fragments of the childhood that stardom had stolen from him.
Jackson saw Neverland as an idyllic escape, a land filled with dreams and endless possibilities. It was less of a mere ranch and more of a fantastical realm where the rules of reality seemed slightly suspended, allowing its inhabitant a glimpse into a world crafted from pure imagination.