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Captain Hook (TMH)

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my take on Mr. Smiles from TMH

dont worry yall gettin neila this november or maybe october

shiz is massive wnp

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Captain Hook (or aka CH) is a form of Reginald, and the final antagonist in The Magic Hour.

Captain Hook is a thin man with long black hair, a large hooked nose, a thin black handlebar mustache that angles upward sharply, and a large chin. He is usually clean-shaven, but sometimes (even in the same movie) he sports a five o'clock shadow which makes his chin look grayish brown. He wears a frilly white cravat underneath a red coat with gold lining and red cuffs. Each of these cuffs sports two gold cufflinks. Beneath his coat, it was a pink turtleneck with white frills in each sleeves. He also wears an orange sash over his right shoulder that holds his sword scabbard at his left hip. He wears rose pants and white knee-high socks, as well as black shoes with a pink circle decorating each one. The tongues of his shoes are enormous, reaching halfway up his shins. He wears a large crimson hat with a huge lavender feather stuck in it. He carries a rapier with a gold hilt and guard as a weapon. He has a hook on his left-hand, made of silver.

About CH was Stewart Kingsley's only original character, pitched to Reginald Levin in 1997 when he was constantly sharing his plans and ideas with Stewart on the phone, Reginald however dismissed it because of how vague and uninspiring the character seemed. After Kingsley framed Reginald and was chosen by Tomochii Inc. to take the lead, Stewart played it safe and stuck to Reginald's ideas for Sunshine's first 8 years.

When the place was rebranded in autumn 2006 and the new character models were introduced, Stewart finally gave his own idea a chance to see the light of day; The character however wasn't well received by the customers and therefore, a few months after he was immediately removed after his debut, the animatronic was kept in the restaurant's basement.

animatronic remained unused for 3 whole years and a couple months until the night of January 15th of 2010, when a fatally injured Reginald was put inside of it and left to bleed to death.

Personality Captain Hook is emotionally vulnerable. Due to this, he has made a fool of himself quite often. On the contrary, he typically acts as a menacing and cunning villain who never gives up on his pursuits, particularly his desire to get revenge. He is also a violent character, sometimes to a murderous extreme, Hook is a force to be reckoned with, both physically and mentally. With his temper extremely fragile, those around him are often at risk. Hook is extremely intelligent and manipulative and aided by his charming and suave personality. He is able to fool anyone, even those who are more than aware that he is not to be trusted. Captain Hook also seems to have a tendency to find loopholes in agreements or contracts, or show obedience to the letter of the law, rather than the spirit of the law.

Trivia The stains all over his suit are Reginald's body fluids that leaked through it as he decomposed over time. He's also the second character to be partially possessed by Handshaker, the first one being Lake.

Reginald Levin Franklin or Reginald Levin for short is the main antagonist in The Magic Hour: A "Together Again" Sequel, husband of Martha Levin and father of Sue, Marie and Charlie Levin, and the man inside the Captain Hook Animatronic.

Appearance

Reginald is a tall, chubby caucasian old man with a grey receding hair line and abundant grey beard. In the game he's seen wearing a brown leather jacket, a white sleeveless shirt, tan brown pants, brown boots and a brown cap; his clothes are always dirty.

About

Reginald Levin Franklin was born on January 15th, 1959. Son of Isaac Levin and Adelle Franklin, an orthodox Jewish couple from Hampstead, Canada.

According to Red Hellsinger, Reginald lived a very normal and joyful childhood with loving parents that always worked hard to provide for him. In his pre-teens, he met Stewart Kingsley, a "nerdy, slimey little douche" who shared multiple interests with Reginald, which made them become best friends in no time. Stewart's nerdy and cowardly behavior made him vulnerable at school, fortunately, Reginald always got his back with his more careless and confrontative behavior.

Both him and Stewart studied in the same schools, they both graduated with a degree in robotics engineering, and sometime in the mid 80's they found a job position at Tomochii Incorporated, most specifically in Oscar Magwood's team.

Around 1985-86 during a skiing trip, Reginald met young Martha Levin at a ski lodge. Although another 2 men had tried to flirt with her before Reginald, she felt instantly hooked the moment she saw him and heard him talk, she thought he had natural charisma. Reginald asked her out, to which she gladly agreed.

After dating for a long time, Reginald finally asked her to marry him in late 1987, they got married a year later. Oscar, Josephine and Cesar Magwood, and the recently hired manager Rachel Waters attended their wedding; Stewart was named best man, and other Tomochii co-workers that would later suffer tragic demises were there too.

Reginald and Martha had their first child in 1997, named Susan "Sue" Levin, when Reginald was chosen by Tomochii to be the head of their next restaurant project following the closure of Lake's Funland and Oscar Magwood's death. Short after Sue was born, Reginald was framed by Stewart, who hired an identical double to take pictures of him purchasing and consuming illegal substances in "Amelia's Bar", these pictures ended up in the hands of Tomochii's executives, and Reginald was immediately casted out of the company.

Stewart's betrayal deeply affected Reginald, more than he could've admitted, he never recovered from that and he showed. He became a full time drinker, and when his alcoholism wouldn't let him be a functional worker at other jobs, he eventually became a gambler, and thanks to that he lost the little he had left. With no remaining family to help him or Martha, they had no choice but to move far away from the city, and broke into an abandoned house in a hill.

Even if Stewart tried to apologize and offer him a good job at Sunshine's, Reginald's ego would never allow him to accept neither of that, he held on to his grudge for years and rathered to play the victim, regardless of how poor and miserable his whole family was. He was abusive, mean, violent, egotistical and careless, a horrible husband and even worse father.

Reginald took the lives of his two children and his pregnant wife on October 2nd, 2009 after having an intense argument with Martha. He wrapped their corpses with blankets, put them on the back of his pickup truck and took them deeper into the hill's forest to bury them. After that he returned to the city's tavern and fought some guy and took his cellphone with him, once at home he sent a voice message to Stewart to tell him how relieved he felt of having lost his family. TBA

Aliases Reggie Captain Hook

Relatives Martha Levin (Deceased wife) Sue Levin (Deceased older daughter)

Marie Levin (Deceased younger daughter)

Charlie Levin (Unborn child)

Stewart Kingsley (Ex-best friend)

Adelle Franklin "Levin" (Deceased mother)

Isaac Levin (Deceased father)

Affiliation Tomochii Incorporated Occupation Former engineer Biographical information Marital status Married (1988-2009) Date of birth January 15, 1959 Place of birth Hampstead, Canada Date of death January 15, 2010 Place of death "Sunshine's" Restaurant Physical description Species Human Gender Male

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Sunshines Basement

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