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∙ 6y agoThe tick tock sound of a clock that the crocodile ate.
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∙ 13y agoCaptain Hook is a character in the story of Peter Pan which was written by J. M.Barrie.
His enemies were (are) captin hook and his pirates... if you watch the movie hook or peter pan, you could get an idea of who they are and how the story (movie) goes
faries could understannd peter's word, and the fairies used tinkeling sound of the bell. And peter couyld understand and talk tio them. ^_^
It's "prequel". It's a recently made-up word that combines "pre" (before) with "sequel" (another story). So it's another story that takes place before the first one. The idea is that it explains how Peter came to Neverland, how he can fly, where Captain Hook came from, etc.
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Captain Hook, in the Peter Pan story.
Captain Hook is a character in the story of Peter Pan which was written by J. M.Barrie.
His enemies were (are) captin hook and his pirates... if you watch the movie hook or peter pan, you could get an idea of who they are and how the story (movie) goes
an antagonist in a story usually represents a culture's fears.
The antagonist in Moby Dick is the whale.In the story of Peter Pan, Captain Hook is the antagonist.The antagonist in the story poses direct opposition to the protagonist in the story.
Tell a story to them about how another child realized his fears were imaginary.
There were two victims. The first was the father of John Hopley Neligan on the Sea Unicorn, and the second was Captain Peter Carey (aka Black Peter) of Woodman's Lee, near Forest Row, in Sussex.
an antagonist in a story usually represents a culture's fears.
Peter Van Daan is the dark blue eyed boy that Anne falls in love with, He always blushes, and has a good sense of humor even though he is really shy. Peter doesn't really talk to anyone, especially not about his fears of the war
faries could understannd peter's word, and the fairies used tinkeling sound of the bell. And peter couyld understand and talk tio them. ^_^
Peter Waterbury was a character from Nathaniel Hawthorne's short story "The Haunted Mind." He was portrayed as being introspective and thoughtful, struggling with inner turmoil and fears. His character served as a representation of the internal struggles and psychological depths explored in Hawthorne's work.