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storyteller wrote: In my line of work as a military historian one gets familiar with military uniforms. In this case I would say our young captain is a junior officer aboard a naval ship. The cut of the uniform is similar to Royal Navy uniforms worn during the Napoleonic era from the late 1790s to 1815. His shoulder boards have three pips with no tassels which has no equiv. in the RN. An educated guess would place him as a junior officer perhaps a lieutenant (although the possibility exists that he is a midshipman i.e. an officer in training apprenticed to an experienced naval officer whose ranks were drawn from the gentry and non-inheriting sons of aristocratic families).
You know I’ve always found it funny that Hook is three hundred years before Snow White’s time. It seems to me that Hook should have happened after Snow White’s time. The naval suit is anachronistic given OUAT timeline.
He could be from a different relm, also remember, ET isn’t based on mid-evil, or any such time period, rather a collection of fairytales over a span of time periods. If you look at the various costumes and towns you can see a hodgepodge of stuff…ET time is also concurrent with ours, as far as timeline goes.
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Oh also people are wondering why Henry is turning into a Lost Boy so fast if he has the heart of the truest believer, well maybe it is the believer in Magic, but not necessarily hope for his moms to come and get him, or maybe Peter Pan will have his “heart” once he becomes a Lost Boy.
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Has anyone thought that an important captain from “The Mysterious Island” from 1874 would make an appearance? Captain Nemo, anyone?
That would be so cool. And Disney (and therefore ABC) has the rights to 20 000 Leagues Under the Sea so they can use Nemo and his Nautilis.
(Which, as an aside, is quite a cool bit of Disneyland. There’s no ride but I liked walking through a steampunkish submarine and seeing a kraken. It was awesome!)
Oh also people are wondering why Henry is turning into a Lost Boy so fast if he has the heart of the truest believer, well maybe it is the believer in Magic, but not necessarily hope for his moms to come and get him, or maybe Peter Pan will have his “heart” once he becomes a Lost Boy.
My theory for quite some time now is that PP needs Henry to hand over his heart willingly and in order for that to happen he must make Henry feel that he would be saving his new Lost Boy family and being a hero
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