#hook 1991

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1991!Captain Hook x Female Reader Headcanons‼️‼️‼️

He leaves you for Smee

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every movie I watched in 2024:

Hook dir. Steven Spielberg, 1991

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Another Peter Pan piece for Inktober Day 20: Rivals! This time we feature the fabulous Dustin Hoffman and immortal Robin Williams as Hook and Pan. Name a more iconic duo—I dare you 💅

Sketched in pencil, then inked with pens and ancient diluted Daler-Rowney pearlescent liquid acrylic

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Good dad Captain Hook

While most villains only have one kid, across all the various Descendants media, Captain Hook actually has three! When you think of Captain Hook's kids, Harry is probably the first to come to mind. But before Descendants 2 even aired, we learned that Hook has two daughters as well: Harriet, who was introduced in The Isle of the Lost by Melissa de la Cruz, and CJ, who was introduced on the animated miniseries Descendants: Wicked World.

Descendants isn't the only universe in which Captain Hook is a father. On the TV show Once Upon a Time, Hook and his wife Emma have a daughter named Hope, and an alternate reality version of Hook has a daughter who grows up to be Alice from Alice in Wonderland.

In the movie Hook (1991), Hook kidnaps Peter Pan's kids to bait Peter into returning to Neverland as an adult, and he actually turns out to be a terrific stand-in dad for Peter's son Jack. (I'm going to continue nagging everyone to watch Hook because it's so freaking good!!)

But my biggest piece of evidence for Hook being a good dad comes from an underrated Peter Pan prequel series titled Neverland (2011). This series is a two-episode TV show about Peter Pan's origin story. At the beginning, we learn that Peter and the Lost Boys were once pick-pockets on the streets of London... and guess who was taking care of them? James "Jimmy" Hook. That's right, Captain Hook was basically Peter Pan's stand-in father.

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a list of stories that are the reason I cant take reality seriously:

The spiderwick chronicles 2024

The spiderwick chronicles 2008

The Labyrinth

Arthur and the Minymoys/Invisibles

Coraline

Willow

Bridge to Terabithia

Epic 2013

A wrinkle in time 2003

Strange magic

Peter pan

Hook

Alice in wonderland

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What kind of sword do you think best suits Hook? Cutlass? Rapier? Something else?

Sorry if this has been sitting in the inbox for awhile. I just saw it!

While a cutlass is probably the most “stereotypical pirate blade” and WAS actually pretty common among sailors of all stripes in the Age of Sail due to its versatility as both a weapon and a tool (could be used like a machete to cut through rope or vegetation), I don’t think it suits Hook at all. It’s too heavy and frankly, too common. As someone who thinks of himself as a gentleman who is socially superior to his crew, Hook seems to me to be someone who would be much more comfortable with a rapier. Rapiers were common among the upper class who were actually trained in specific fencing moves. They don’t have a lot of cutting weight to them but do give a long reach good for stabbing. This is the sort of weapon we see Hoffman’s Hook use in the 1991 Spielberg film.