Truthfully, I'm very happy with the way his story has been handled thus far. I would maybe have liked him to not attempt to kidnap Henry, even as a means of keeping him safe, but beyond that, I'm good with the captain.
I like to think that Hook does bad things for a good reason. Not that he's justifying the things he really shouldn't have done, but that the viewers can understand how his thinking got twisted around and he forgot to check his moral compass along the way. Emma is coming under all sorts of criticism from the fans and the characters on the show for her rescue of Marian. How ironic that Hook was the one voicing the problem to her. Looking back on that, of the two of them, which one was wrong and which one was right?
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Date: 2014-07-29 09:33 pm (UTC)Truthfully, I'm very happy with the way his story has been handled thus far. I would maybe have liked him to not attempt to kidnap Henry, even as a means of keeping him safe, but beyond that, I'm good with the captain.
I like to think that Hook does bad things for a good reason. Not that he's justifying the things he really shouldn't have done, but that the viewers can understand how his thinking got twisted around and he forgot to check his moral compass along the way. Emma is coming under all sorts of criticism from the fans and the characters on the show for her rescue of Marian. How ironic that Hook was the one voicing the problem to her. Looking back on that, of the two of them, which one was wrong and which one was right?