The Hook

antagonists. The villains of these stories, the Other Mother and Captain Hook respectively, both have a lasting impact on those who hear their stories. When I was four years old, I had a Captain Hook costume, complete with a plastic hook to fit over my hand. I wore that costume endlessly, especially when I was just playing around the house. Even at such a young age, I knew what I was supposed to be representing. Captain Hook was a coward, but a diabolical coward at that. And while I did not understand

Neverland Variations 13 October 2016 The Many Faces of James Hook Whether reading the book or watching the movie, there are notable differences in the character better known as Captain Hook. When we first meet James Hook, he is a classic storybook villain: evil, hairy, and merciless, cruel even to his own crew. He despises Peter and the other children, and dreams of killing them all. Yet from the very beginning, we are made to understand that Hook is not quite an ordinary pirate. The captain of the Jolly

with them but are obviously false; people try to attach relevant topics to legends to make them more believable. Some examples of these are the tale of the crazed Hook man or death by tanning bed. Each was related to some kind of event that was popular but it made it more believable. The legend that has caught my eye is the tale of the Hook man because it causes fear and creates an atmosphere that is similar to a foggy night: thick and visibility is limited. The legend adds a sense of fear and anxiety

colors. Captain hook is a vicious feared pirate from the movie “Peter Pan” who has his own crew. With a hook as a hand, he makes his pirate crew look for his archenemy peter pan and they all try to hunt him down like crazy. Then there’s Shere Khan from the movie “The Jungle Book” a strong elegant Bengal tiger. He is basically the lord of the jungle. A lone wolf who hates human beings because he believes they are soulless creatures and hunts down a boy by the name Mowgli. Captain Hook and Shere Khan

In the article “Learning in the Shadow of race in Class” author bell hooks ties in the three argument elements ethos, pathos, and logos to support her claim. She uses ethos, her educational and social class background in order to show why her desires were often made to seem worthless or stupid, pathos, her own personal story and logos by giving real world examples through her own experiences that also relate to her audience 's emotions. She questions the role of race and social class in the life

any other small suburban town; quiet, quaint and safe. That was until a twenty-four year old “sociopath” (Alexander, Barrett, Donnelly, Swaine), by the name of Adam Lanza, put this charming town on the map, and not for a decent notable reason. Sandy Hook Elementary School educates students’ grades kindergarten through fifth and Lanza forced his way into the kindergarten and first grade level rooms. Friday, December 14, 2012 will forever be a date not necessarily marked on our calendars, but in our

Aftermath Of School Shooting On December 14, 2012 the attack on our school at Connecticut’s Sandy Hook Elementary School indicated that this is a mandatory action that we have to bring to our attention especially when dealing with our students. After this shooting, majority of our students and their families still feel that they are threatened and that their lives are in danger. As the school principle I would like to discuss our plan on how to cope with current students, professors, families

He had captured her once again. For the millionth time Hook was going to use Wendy Darling against Peter Pan. He didn't particularly like this game of "capture the Wendy". It was always the same. Hook would capture her, Pan would come after her, they would fight, and Pan would always end up flying away with the girl. In a way he felt bad for Wendy. She hadn't asked to be put in the middle of this feud, but oh well. The pirate captain never mistreated Wendy while she was aboard the ship.

This friend would need to be filled with kindness and love since Captain Hook is full of hatred and evil. I feel if Hook had a friend, he would not be evil, but he would be kind and see the nice side of everything and everyone. A good relationship would have trust, love, and kindness. An example would be the relationship of Tootles and Peter.

(Barrie 93). One example of a clue is in the Disney film where there is a noose, a symbol of suicide or death, which has to be pulled in order to open up passages into the tree hideout (Geronimi et al.). In this theory, Hook is the good guy by wanting to stop Peter Pan from his evil ways. Hook is said to be a lost boy who escaped Peter Pan, but not completely; therefore, resulting in the loss of his hand. This is clear by his hatred for Peter Pan and stealing the Lost Boys from Peter. At the end of the