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Hello.
Considering that James Hook hasn't actually a hook in place of his hand in this film, why should we refer to him as "Hook" instead of just "James?"
A reason to refer to him as Hook is that most readers might be more familiar with this name for this character.
A reason not to name him that is that it is innacurate. He loses his hand in a fight with Peter Pan -- thus deciding to use a hook in its place -- much later than this film. — Preceding
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