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Dialectical Journal For Captain Hook

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Captain Hook was digging holes in the ground for gold. But then a flash came and Peter Pan appeared. ¨Hello Hook,¨ said Peter. ¨Hello Peter,¨ said Captain Hook. ¨Why are there so many holes here,¨ asked Peter Pan. ¨I just want one piece of gold,¨ said Captain Hook sadly. Then they both decided for what tournament they could play because Captain Hook knew that Peter Pan had all the gold. They only had swords, so they thought of a sword tournament. The first one to break their opponent’s sword wins all the gold!. Peter won, and Captain Hook gave Peter Pan a clock in a orange present box. When Peter Pan got back to his hideout , the clock exploded! Captain Hook saw smoke rising from the island. ¨Oh no! Peter Pan is in trouble! I must

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