The glare returned to Hook/Ari's eyes as he looked down to the Wendy girl, "Well then," He began calmly, "To the plank with ye!" He spoke loudly, throwing his arm out to the side to where he thought the plank was. He carefully took her arm in his hand, not too harshly or anything to actually bring harm to Dylan, and brought her to the plank. "Any last requests, little girl?" He spoke, smirking as he bent over to look her straight in the eye.

Dylan/Wendy imagined the wood of the ship to creak where she shifted her weight on the 'plank' to act like she was attempting to wiggle away from Ari/Hook. She obviously didn't escape though, it wouldn't have been any fun. The girl looked him straight in the eye and said, "I want nothing from you of all people." She closed her eyes ready to be told to walk across the plank and she wondered if her Peter Pan would save her from a certain death.

Ari's Hook made a huff of a sound, "Then walk, dear child." He told her, lightly nudging her backwards as she closed her eyes. Ari lightly smiled as she played along with this very well. He was surprised that she hadn't reprimanded him earlier for even suggesting it. He quietly moved behind her, he went into the character of Peter Pan, "I'll catch you Wendy, don't be afraid." He spoke in a whisper as if trying to hide his existence from the pirate captain.

Dylan/Wendy nodded a bit trying to not make Hook suspicious of her. Dylan knew that Wendy would have been too scared to actually say anything to Peter and to covince Hook she'd have to act like he didn't say anything to her. Each step she took was cautious and about seven or eight steps she acted like she steped out in the ocean and she shreiked as she pretended to fall into the vast ocean ready to be caught by Peter.

Ari/Peter waited behind her, still with a tiny smile on his face, ready to catch her when she did fall back. When she did, Ari caught her right under her arms, making sure she did not fall to the ground, like he would for his little sister when they were young. "I've gotcha'!" He grinned, "Don't worry Wendy!" He spoke as he lifted her to the ground, placing her back on her feet. He quickly moved in front of her, as if taking a protective stance over her away from Hook. He glared at the imaginary man. He glanced over his shoulder with such an innocent look in his eyes, "Would you like to do the honors of taking down the old man, or should I?" He offered her with a childish grin.

Dylan seemed to fall into Ari's arms with ease, like when she fell into the arms of one of her brothers. The girl could help but smile at his actions, he was a good actor and she was having a blast. It was like the troubles of the real world melted away and she was a little kid again. The girl was speechless at first but then said what she thought Wendy would, "I knew you'd catch me--I wasn't scared one bit." As she was set back on her feet and Ari was facing now the imaginary Hook she hid behind Peter and giggled at his question. They both knew Wendy wasn't much of a fighter and it was basically a witty taunt at the imaginary man. "Nah," the girl said. "I'll let you handle it."

Ari smiled as she giggled. At least the two of them were having a good time; something he wasn't too sure that really happened all too often. "And I said I would!" He beamed. My Goddess, he was so childish, but he was having almost too much fun. He smirked lightly as he comment and his nodded, "Have at ye, ya' old crook!" Ari exclaimed, jumping a good foot in front of Dylan, into some sort of battle stance. He swung his arm around a few several times, making sounds of clashing swords as he changed his footsteps and waved his arm.

Dylan watched Ari swordfight with the imaginary Hook. His face was beaming with happiness and Dylan couldn't help but smile for that reason. It was painful when he seemed down before, but now they both were enjoying themselves in their shared guilty pleasure. Dylan almost forgot how much fun pretending really was--she was having a blast! "Watch out!" she exclaimed while she swore the imgainary Hook was going to do a trick on Ari.

He really couldn't believe how much fun he was actually having, pretending with Dylan and all. He had the complete image in his head and it seemed so easy to do, much like when he was younger, but now he had a close friend to share the pleasure with. Ari faked a gasp as Dylan shouted her warning as he ducked and jumped out of the way of the imaginary Hook. "Old man!" He called out, laughing in the process. He went back to clashing swords then paused for a moment and moved his fingers behind his ears. "You hear that?" There was silence. "Tick tock tick tock tick tock." He repeated the sound of the infamous crocodile.

Dylan couldn't remember having this much fun playing pretend as she did when she was little. Everything was great and she couldn't help but giggle when Ari taunted the imaginary man. Dylan copied Ari when she saw him listen for a sudden sound, she knew what was coming. She could almost hear the 'tick tock' as if it were real. Her eyes lit up as the Ari started to repeat the clock coming from inside the crocodile. "I'd be careful if I were you Hook," she taunted. "He must be back for seconds."

His eyes seemed to light up from behind his red bangs, quickly pushing them from his eye sight--Ari still kept a grin on his face. Dylan was playing along and she knew almost exactly what to do. "That's right, Hook." Ari taughted, pushing the imaginary pirate backwards then over towards Dylan, knowing that he had put Wendy before by the 'plank.' Managing to do so, Ari smirked triumphantly, "Last last words, Hook?" He questioned.

Ari quickly jumped over and growled, "I'll get you for this, Pan! Even if it's the last thing I do!" He swore, "And the same for your little Wendy too." Glaring over towards Dylan. He jumped back over to Peter and laughed, pushing him over the edge. He had such a grin on his face, like he just overcame a personal battle. He went to crow like the boy wonder, but held it back with a nervous laugh.

Peter Pan was about to finish Hook off, but then Hook pushed off Peter. Dylan rushed over to the edged of the boat and looked frantically over it for Peter. She could see nothing though and she desperatly cried out, "No! Peter!" For an instant she almost forgot Hook was there, but then she turned around to face him. Her face was filled with despair as she wished she hadn't taunt him early, now she was going to get it badly. Something maybe worse than walking the plank.