#disnsy descendants canon

[hannahhook7744]

Sea Three Aesthetic;

Uma aesthetic featuring her sharks, necklace, ship, and mother's restaurant.

Harry Hook aesthetic featuring his hook.

Gil LeGume aesthetic featuring the stag in his dad's man cave.

Sea three joint aesthetic.

[hannahhook7744]

THIS!

Like, sure. She knew fairies could have kids if they wanted to. If they were sure and ready and truly wished (as per my theory). BUT she had absolutely NO IDEA that the barrier basically changed her biology and took the ability for her to have a choice in the matter away. Because fairies don't have kids unless they want to outside of the barrier and no fairy had ever been in a position like her before.

So, she thinks she's dying at first. Because fairies rarely get sick that badly. And she was in denial about being pregnant for awhile.

And when she finally does accept that fact, like you said, she'd terrified. And while in my world it's slightly different from what you said, you're still right that she knows nothing about child birth. Because it's been awhile since someone chose to have a baby and that was long before she herself came into existence. So she has no experience with it. And because it's common knowledge that child birth is painless for fairies, she was terrified when she realized she was pregnant and that it hurt.

She also thought that Harriet would probably die because no fiary had ever had a baby with a human before to her knowledge. And because of that, the baby could be weaker or stronger than a regular fairy. Which also meant that the baby wasn't likely to survive the birth. So yeah, she was terrified and in mourning and still thought that Harriet was gonna die down the line, so she tried not to get close to her Which James didn't allow.

And yeah. She went on to have two more kids which was slightly easier since she knew what to expect this time. Until Cj started climbing things hours after her birth, but that's a story for another time.

What do you think Zarina thought when she first got pregnant with Harriet? Ya know, when she didn't know that the barrier effectively made her an advanced human?

She thought she was dying.

Seriously. She didn't know how human the barrier had made her. Sure, she was human-size now, without wings, with no magic, her energy constantly being sapped by the lack of magic on the Isle-but she's a fairy! A Never fairy! And fairies don't have children! New fairies are born full-grown from laughs! Not the human way!

She knew that the barrier was making her sick, so she just thought that it was now finally killing her, even though it had only been a couple of years.

Incidentally, the ship's doctor on the Jolly Roger had no clue, either. He's a doctor on a pirate ship. All the pirates are men. The last female aboard the ship was Wendy Darling. What does he know about the symptoms of pregnancy?

But Zarina finally went to some healer on the Isle, or the closest thing the Isle had to a healer, who figured it out in about five minutes.

Then Zarina was terrified, because she was bringing a half-fae child into the world of the Isle, who would be trapped on the Isle, never knowing what it was like to be a Never fairy, stuck in a clunky human form, being nothing more than a pirate, the scourge of Neverland, forever. Trapped on the Isle with nowhere to go. Never knowing Neverland. (Hook mourned that as well.) She did hope that the baby would be born with wings at least, but Harriet wasn't.

Zarina was also terrified because she was a Never fairy, and Never fairies don't have babies. She knew nothing about childbirth. She didn't even think it was possible for a Never fairy. And now that she was actually pregnant? Maybe both she and the baby would die. After all, fairies are not meant to bear children.

They didn't die, though. And Zarina went on to give birth to two more children as well.

[hannahhook7744]

What is the relationship between Mal and her younger brother, your original character Treycor?

Also, where does his name come from? Does it mean anything?

Okay, so Treycor is my friends' descendants oc. But I asked him about it and he said that he was gonna name him Malcor at first (which means 'master, educated, and cheerful) but changed his mind at the last minute. Replacing the Mal part with Trey. And I couldn't find an exact meaning for Treycor but I found a meaning for cor and Trey.

Trey means "Three" and Cor means "Horn". So I guess it would mean "Three Horn" or something. As for the first part of your question, Treycor is younger than Mal by three years and her only full-blooded sibling. Which means they have the same mom and the same dad as one another.

As for how they get along with one another.... Well, let's just say that aside from Hadie and Noah (who are wee little kids), Treycor gets along with Mal the most. He can be understanding of her but that doesn't mean he let's her get away with her crap. He counters her snootiness by being Curt and Stoic. Which can make him come off as kind of bitter from an outside point of view.

But he isn't a bad guy. Sure, he's tempermantic but that's heredity and he is better about it than the rest of his family is (*cough*Mal *cough* Alex *cough* Hades *cough* Maleficent *cough*). Mal just knows how to get under his skin (something that's hard to do for others on the isle). It doesn't help that she's constantly disrespecting his crew and captain (His friends) by pushing their buttons and messing with Uma (their cousin who Treycor is closest too) and by extension, Harry Hook. Ya know, Hannah's family. She also messes with other people on the isle, which doesn't make things any easier for Treycor. So yeah, they aren't as close as they could be.

And now, some memes to demonstrate their relationship further:

(This happens like once a month AT LEAST).

(A regular day at Hades' unground home).

(Treycor in regard to Mal's character arch in descendants).

(Mal all the time to Treycor).

(The major reason why Treycor and Mal's relationship started to deteriorate before d1).

[hannahhook7744]

Do you ever noticed how the Descendants fandom/fanfiction doesn't write much about the lesser known characters like Aziz, Jr etc. Only time you'd see them is when they were mentioned by other characters. Would it be nice if someone writes about these lesser known descendants kids so that people can adore them? What do you think?

Yeah. I notice it alot. And while I wish someone would write more about them, I can't say much/complain much about it seeing as I don't write about them nearly as much as I should.

Like don't get me wrong; I adore them and would love to know more about them. I do. But I, like many others, tend to focus on canon characters because they're easier to build. I also do that because I'm terrified of writing the character wrong/their culture wrong. Especially when it comes to their language and stuff, cause Google translate isn't always correct and because I don't speak the languages or know much about the cultures myself. I try of course, but the thought of messing up is crippling. Which is why I tend to stick to familiar things in my fanfiction and original works. And even then, I base them off of familiar characters and people I know-- which I teak because I can't say some of the things the people/ characters would say/do. Because I'm not good at pronouncing things and at knowing if they're appropriate or not to say. Or if they're made up. Ya know? I also like my characters or characters I bulid on to be complex and consistent and realistic, which can be hard. Especially on tumblr.

So maybe that's why people don't do so often?

Someone should definitely write more about them though, because that would be neat. And I would love to see other takes on the characters-- it would be unique and awesome.

[hannahhook7744]

I don't have Desiree being Dizzy's sister but as you said, the Tremaines (and stabbingtons) were spread out. Anthony was in Harriet's crew. His brother in Uma's. The rest were friends to some extent with various people on the isle. So yeah. He did become a pariah and an outcast.

It might have been an accident but no one is gonna stick around someone who killed 5 cats, 4 horses, and 22 people in one night. Even on the isle. It most certainly didn't help that most of the people he killed were children. 6 of Drizella's daughters, Anthony's 3 siblings, and the 5 stabbington cousins.

So yeah. Absolutely no one wants to be friends with him anymore. And his family doesn't want anything to do with him anymore, either. His parents are mad because he killed a ton of people and animals on accident when they weren't at war with them. They're mad that he got drunk and did something so stupid, which made life harder for them, their people, and his siblings. His siblings (Desiree and Simon) are mad because he killed one of their crew mates who a bunch of little kids. So they all kind of disowned him. Just like his crew did after he took forever (literal months) to tell Anthony that he was the one responsible for it.

And sure, he might seem lucky compared to others who have killed on the isle. Lucky that he hasn't been killed or tortured like the others before him were. But he's not. Because like you said, no one talks to him. They ignore him.

Anthony tries to kill him anytime they cross paths. People stop him but don't talk to him unless they're yelling at him to go. And that's what he ends up living like for the two years that pass until the barrier is brought down. Then he does just as you said he does.

He packs his bags (not that he has much) and gets out of dodge as quickly as he can. Sure, he's 17 and probably should be trying to get an education but why should he even bother when he knows what will happen if he dare register at Auardon Prep. When he knows he'll be ignored by the isle kids and that it won't take long for the auardon kids to pick up on it, and start ignoring him to. Or worse. Start asking questions and get an answer that will send him straight to jail or death row.

Not to mention the beating of a life time he'd get from Anthony once he found out he'd be attending the same school as Dizzy. Yeah. No. Screw trying to get an education with that kind of threat lurking around over his head.

So he wanders around. Talking to himself. Talking to his imaginary friends. Talking to random animals and dolls and weapons he finds. Hitchhiking, walking. Picking up odd jobs and saving up money for taxi, bus, and plane rides. All so he can escape from what he's done. All so he can run away.

Shiro knows he'll probably be running forever. That he couldn't possible stop running. Because he knows he messed up. He knows he killed the girl (Daphne) he loved and his siblings' friend (Aaron) and can never, ever forgive himself for it. He knows he ruined so many lives and it's slowly driving him mad. And he needs someone to save him. But no one is going to. Because they all know what he did.

What do you think becomes of Shan Shiro after the events of my story?

He becomes an outcast, a pariah. Almost everybody was allied with at least one Tremaine, and most of the Tremaines died in the fire he set that accidentally burned their house down. Two of Dizzy's sisters were on Harriet's crew. One of them was on Uma's crew. Another one was a friend of Mad Maddy and the Gaston twins. And so forth.

Normally, if somebody on the Isle kills somebody else, there is retaliation, revenge, from the victim's friends and family. But Shiro didn't kill the Tremaines on purpose.

Well, there was that time Anthony tried to murder him, but it was only a week after the fire and he was half crazed with grief.

So nobody talks to him. It's not like a collective decision. It just sort of happens. Nobody wants anything to do with him. He should have known better than to set a fire on the crowded, mostly-made-up-of-wooden-buildings Isle that was far from any fire hoses or extinguishers. The Isle doesn't have any hoses. What would they hook it up to? And the one fire extinguisher and a bucket chain from the docks accomplished nothing.

Ironically, the only one who doesn't blame him for this is Dizzy. Does she miss her siblings? Yes. Is she terrified of fire now? Yes. But Dizzy can't hate anybody.

No one hates Shiro more than he hates himself.

Once everyone goes to Auradon, Shiro doesn't bother registering at Auradon Prep. He takes a backpack and collects all these nonperishable packets of food that Auradon is giving out, maybe a blanket, and sets out on his own. He's going to just wander by himself in Auradon, far away from anyone who ever knew him. And at least this way he won't be able to hurt anyone again.

[hannahhook7744]

Okay, so this is to answer your questions. I hope this clears it up. If not, ask in the comments below.

1. Not everyone hates her. Hannah just assumes all of her family do based on Cj, Harry, and Ginny's actions. The aks are just suspicious that her magic doesn't align with that of a fairy's like she claims and about the fact she doesn't look like anyone in her family. So, they investigate. Ginny, Cj, the gothel twins (Mason and Glenn), and Harry are mad that Hannah inferred with their plans and that she refused to talk to their dad when she found out the truth. And since they haven't talked to her face to face in months, they translated to angry and rash actions. Also, Harriet has no idea what any of them done because they've all been tight lipped about it... just imagine how bad that's gonna be when it comes to light. And that's just with Harriet. Imagine what James and mama Hook and Peachy are gonna do when they find out.

2. A couple of unnamed crew members of Hannah's have been dying for a multitude of reasons. These reasons range from their heroics to their bad home situations to Blackbeard and His college age son, Barnaby, retaliating against Hannah's crew now that she was gone. Because they know they couldn't do anything while Hannah was there.

3. This one is a bit of a tricky one to answer. You remember the Tremaine fire, right? Well, that happened while Hannah was away in Auardon in my story. And since it also happened around the time Hannah's crew members started dying, Luke and Anthony kind of blame her for it. Because life was never this bad when she was here. But eventually they get over it and apologize to her for it. Because Luke didn't really mean anything he said. Because Hannah is basically his twin and he loves her, and wants her to be safe. But even he can get angry. And he's 12, so he doesn't really know how to deal with his misplaced anger yet. Especially not when Anthony (the only adult he has left) is also hoarding misplaced anger towards the same person.

4. While the vks are in Auardon, Fg has custody of them unless someone else wants to take it on. So no, she didn't need parental consent. She just needed Hannah's and Hannah gave it to her, assuming it'd prove everyone wrong.

5. All of the isle residents' have DNA samples on file. So Fg didn't need to go to the isle to get them.

6. And no, it wasn't announced on the isle. It was told to Hannah and announced to the rest of the school after Hannah lost control of her powers to explain why she lashed out like that. She had to or else Hannah would have been sent back to the isle for endangering the other students.

7. Ginny always knew who Hannah really was. She's the same age as Harriet and was one of the first people to hold Hannah when she was born. Cause she's Hannah's aunt, remember? The Gothel twins and Harry also remember Cassandra having a baby but they weren't completely sure that that was Hannah. Mainly because no one ever really confirmed that belief until Hannah and Hook's screaming match.

8. Yes, Ginny and the others attacked Hannah too. Anthony did because he blamed Hannah for his family's death and Ginny because she was angry that Hannah knew that she was Hook's daughter before her (James told her before she left the isle). And because she felt betrayed that Hannah stopped talking to her, Harriet, James, and Mama Hook. Though to be fair, Ginny at least gave Hannah the option to set aside so she could attack Mal but Hannah refused and ended up losing control of her magic again. Injuring Ginny just like she did Cj when Cj kidnapped Ben. Which led to Ginny lashing out at her and pushing her to the crocs with Mal.

9. Mama Hook didn't raise no fool and niether did James Hook. And I have no idea why Cj and Harry decided not to listen to this piece of advice... seeing as Hannah, Ginny, and Harriet had no problem following the rule.

And yeah, lol, that's how it goes but with Hannah instead of Harriet. Also.. just wait till Mama Hook, James, Peachy, and Harriet find out just what the others did with Hannah...

How do you think those in tangled (and tangled the series) would react to my oc Hannah Hook, knowing she's Cassandra and Varian's bio daughter? How do you think Rapunzel's daughters, Ruby and Anxelin, would react to her?

Well, it would depend at what point they found out that Cassandra and Varian were her biological parents. Hannah didn't know. Nobody knew except Hook, Zarina (who was now dead) and maybe Harriet. (Harriet knew she was adopted, but did they tell her who her parents had been?)

So Hannah comes to Auradon Prep and is going about her life, and at some point Rapunzel visits her daughters and sees her - "Oh my gosh, who is that? She looks just like Cassandra!" She knows Cassandra had a daughter, so she assumes it's her.

(Maybe Hannah doesn't look just like Cassandra, but when you see a family resemblance for the first time, it looks like a mirror image. Also it might have been a bit of wishful thinking on Rapunzel's part.)

Once she finds out that Hannah is actually the daughter of Captain Hook and his deceased wife, she figures it's a fluke. Little do they all know...

At some point, Hannah takes magic classes. (I figure that Auradon Prep has to offer magic classes to the magic students, despite magic being discouraged, if only to teach them how to properly not use their magic so it doesn't build up inside them and explode or something.) Hannah says that her mother was a faery, which makes her half-faery. So her having magic makes sense. Except...her magic is nothing like faery magic. More like witch magic.

Whenever the truth is revealed, Hannah wants nothing to do with any of them, because she's kind of mad. At the Hooks, too, even though she still thinks of herself as one.

But Ruby and Anxelin are like, "Hey, so doesn't that mean we're cousins, sort of?" And Hannah realizes the same thing.

So for a while they just glance at each other awkwardly in the hallway. Then Anxelin gets up the nerve to approach Hannah and they have their first conversation. "Hi." "Hi." That's the entirety of their first conversation.

Then a few days later Ruby asks Hannah if she wants to sit with them by lunch. So Ruby and Anxelin sit on one side of the table and Hannah sits on the other side of the table and they stare at each other until the bell rings.

Turns out, connecting with newfound family is hard!

The next time they sit together at lunch, which Hannah only agrees to because Harriet would be disappornted if she didn't, despite Harriet knowing the whole time that Hannah was adopted and not saying anything (Have there been several shouting matches between Hooks recently? Why, yes, there have.), and it goes a bit better. They talk about what they're learning in school. Which is boring, but at least it's an actual conversation!

Learning that Hannah is their cousin makes Ruby and Anxelin pro-getting-the-VKs-off-the-Isle. Family is family, after all. And from the sounds of it, Hannah's friends and family really care about her. Wouldn't it be great if she could see them again?