Killian Jones-Hook. 

Finding himself trapped in Neverland surrounded by little boys who thought that they were above rules was the first hell for James Hook, he was able to find a silver lining when he had found his crew and a purpose to their time on the seas of Neverland; up until the moment where Peter Pan once again defeated him and his men.

When Neverland was brought to the real world and merged with Auradon, James Hook thought that he would finally be free from the terror that was Peter Pan, only to end up locked up on another island where he was terrorised by those who believed he was weak because his enemies were a group of children.

Children they may have been, but they were able to fly and also had the help of magic which he was lacking in, he used his wits and his charm to get through life while many of the other villains of the Isle had to rely on magic and misdirection to get ahead in their plans.

That was why James was never caught up in the rumours and petty words being sent his way, instead he kept his crew under a strict regime along with his, unfortunately, growing family.

His first born was his pride and joy, his eldest daughter was strong and empowering like he always wanted his child to be, while his youngest daughter was too curious for her own good but she strived to go above and beyond; but then there was his son. Hook didn’t truly despise his son but he often wished that he was not saddled with a reminder of the young boys who had already tormented him for most of his life.

 Verses 

Isle of the Lost: After being banished once more to an Island of misery, James Hook must keep control over the docks, stock his bait shop while also attempting to keep control of the kids who held his name and his legacy,

One Piece: Captain Killian Jones, the terrifying Captain of the Jolly Roger of the East Blue. Out of his three children, his only son is the one he worries about the most, the one with his temper and penchant for trouble. If only he made backup plans for his son to end up on another crew and setting out for the Grand Line.