He gives Killian his ring, which always helped to lead him home, to symbolize his confidence in the decision. Offered a deal by Hades that'll secure his future as captain, Liam purposely misleads Killian into thinking their only option is to dive into the eye of the storm and ride things out. After the captain relents and is taken hostage, Liam begins plotting a course to get the ship to safety. Knowing this will doom everyone, the Jones brothers threaten him with a bloody siege if he doesn't surrender. During a storm at sea, Captain Silver orders the ship to be sailed into the hurricane, because he wants the eye of the storm, a jewel the king will pay handsomely for. Since the captain will only allow Liam to leave alone, he chooses to stay with Killian, after tearing up the documents. When Liam returns, with navy documents to enlist himself and his brother, he finds an incapacitated Killian. While stoned, he also gambles away his money to the captain. That night, Killian is offered a drink by Captain Silver, and he eventually drinks more on his own whim and becomes drunk. When the captain allows the older Jones brother to go collect his wages, at the cost of making Killian stay behind, Liam promises Killian that he will be back for him by morning. Killian moves to retaliate against him, but he is held back by Liam, despite Captain Silver egging on Killian. Overhearing the conversation, Captain Silver mocks him and kicks over the brothers' water bucket. Killian is not confident that he is navy material, but he jokes about Liam perhaps becoming a captain one day. Many years later, while Killian and Liam are still stuck in servitude as lowly deckhands, his brother suggests using their wages to enlist in the king's navy, where they can become respectable men. Only when the captain enters, Killian learns Brennan sold him and Liam into servitude on the ship, in order to elude capture because he is a wanted criminal. Sometime after this, he wakes up to find his father gone, and in his panic, he attempts to shake Liam awake. Killian decides he wants to be just like his father, and he is lulled to sleep after Brennan promises to stay to ensure the room lantern remains lit. Brennan comforts him, telling him that there is nothing to be scared of, as long as he looks into himself and can decide the kind of man he wants to be someday. That night, he becomes afraid to sleep during a storm that causes the ship to tilt and sway. However, he also sports a goatee, and has a large device to strap the hook on that goes over his shoulder to displace the weight.Īlso true to the book, his eyes light up red when he is about to plunge his hook into someone.When Killian is still a child, he boards a ship with his older brother Liam and his father Brennan to explore other worlds.

True to the book, he has long, curled black hair, a simple mustache, and a hook on his right hand. In his second scene with Wendy on board the Jolly Roger, when he has her lashed to the mast and is basically trying to terrify information out of her Hook is no longer treating her as an adult treats a child, they seemed almost like equals, and that let viewers believe that he might go too far. The relationship between Wendy and Hook is uncomfortable for adult viewers in this adaptation since Hook's usurping of Pan's role extends to having Wendy as a partner in crime - but this is only because they perceive the sexuality underlying the relationship between Peter and Wendy. Hook is directly paralleled with Peter himself - he is pretty much an old and embittered version of Peter.Ĭertainly, his pirates are parallel to the Lost Boys, and Wendy 's role as 'mother' to the Lost Boys is repeated with the pirates, so the scenes he has with Wendy hint at a possible dark relationship. However, he is a more tragic character than most other interpretations, envying that Peter has found Wendy while he is alone, and trying to make Wendy one of his own pirates so that Peter will no longer have her. He is very violent, shooting members of his own crew for various screw-ups. This interpretation of Captain Hook is just as cruel as his novel counterpart, but with a much more seductive and manipulating side, neaarly convincing Wendy to leave the lost boys to become a pirate.

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