Captain Hook

-Age, 40 years

-Being the Captain of a ship in ruins, he believes himself to be the king of command, and he loves to "lead" his men.

-rest after doing such hard work

-Seeing the sea gives him a strange feeling; it reminds him of the fool with the crocodile who tore off his hand.

-He's really obsessed with Peter Pan and children, in the sense that he's unbearable (I think those kids are smarter than the men on the ship XD)

Face and complexion:
He is a tall man, of slender build, with pale skin, an aquiline nose, and a prominent chin.

Hair and eyes:
His hair is long, dark, and curly. His eyes are usually a melancholic blue, but they blaze a bright red when he is overcome with fury.

Prosthesis:
Instead of his hand (the right one in JM Barrie's original novel, the left one in Disney's classic animated adaptation), he carries a sharp metal hook.

Outfit:
He wears elegant and expensive outfits befitting a pirate gentleman. He usually wears a long red (or maroon) coat, a feathered hat, a frilled shirt, white stockings, and shoes with large buckles.

Physical strength:
Despite his fragile and thin appearance, he possesses surprising physical strength in his arm and great mastery of the sword.

Captain Hook is a complex, obsessive, and paradoxical villain. His personality constantly wavers between pirate brutality and high-society refinement.

-Main psychological traits:
Obsessive and vengeful:
He lives tormented and consumed by the desire to destroy Peter Pan, the one responsible for the crocodile cutting off his hand.

Refined and vain:
He is a disgraced aristocrat who values ​​"good taste" and refined manners. He is horrified by vulgarity and rudeness.

Manipulative and cruel:
He shows no mercy to his enemies or his own crew. He is calculating, cunning, and uses deception to achieve his goals.

Cowardly in the face of danger:
Despite his arrogance, he suffers from extreme panic and absolute phobia towards the crocodile that pursues him, losing all composure upon hearing the "tick-tock" of the clock.

Honestly, on a scale of 1 to 10, I'd give it a 6 because of the mermaids, because of their feminine appearance (to him); but a low point because they live in the sea, they don't speak, they are very evil and they are capable of drowning someone.