Hook’s life cycle is related to a human’s life, it is in a circle. He was born, and learned how to survive by flying, finding food, and mating. Then, Hook progresses by being able to do more things by him self and can do things much easier. This is also related with humans because as humans grow older they become more independent and don’t need there parents as much. Later on, Hook is shot and wounded and has trouble finding food, like he did when he was first born. As well with humans, when one gets hurt or injured they

Hook has three “hungers”, and they are food, flight, and mating. Food, I think is the most important to Hook because he needs it to survive and get energy. Flight is also very important to Hook, since it enables him to hunt much better and quicker, and it is how Hook manages to get the food easily. Mating was Hook’s last hunger. Once a hawk mates, the hawk leaves its young bye itself to make it on its own.

revert back to a younger stage because they need more help doing everyday things. Finally, Hook’s life ends and so does all human life. Hook’s life is circular because at first Hook is born, and then he has trouble finding food. Next, he reaches a point when he is in his prime and can get food very easily, then, he has trouble finding food and doing things he used to be able to do again, and lastly, Hook dies.

In “Hook”, there are different sections. The author does this to show how Hook grows and matures throughout the story. Each section represents a different stage

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