Captain Hook

damn Peter Pan

The commander of the Jolly Roger Galleon, legendary for his cruelty to his enemies as well as his own men, Captain Hook has long since given up sailing the high seas in favor of exacting revenge on Peter Pan for ruining his life: Peter cut off Hook's left hand and fed it to the crocodile Tick-Tock, which Tick-Tock found so delicious that he follows Hook everywhere to try again. A worthy adversary for Peter Pan, Hook is doomed to failure by Peter Pan's ability to fly, but more often than not by the clumsiness of his first mate, Mr. Smee, who is fiercely loyal to the captain but incompetent. In the final phase of the first film, Peter engages Hook in single combat while the children are fighting off the crew, and finally manages to humiliate the captain. Peter fights Hook in a final showdown until the pirate begs for mercy. Peter then lets Hook go and never return. He caws and Hook tries to attack him from behind. Wendy Darling warns Peter and he dodges Hook's attack while the captain falls into the Never Sea below, where the crocodile was waiting. Hook and his crew escape with the crocodile in hot pursuit.