Hook (Captain Hook)

Captain Hook is a fictional character from J.M. Barrie's "Peter Pan," known as a cunning and sometimes menacing pirate captain. Recognizable by his prosthetic hook replacing one hand, which was lost in a conflict with Peter Pan, Hook symbolizes danger and villainy in the story. He is clever, strategic, and determined to catch Peter, often serving as the story’s primary antagonist. His character explores themes of fear, authority, and rivalry, making him an iconic figure in literature and popular culture.