Every day Hook asks himself whether his behavior has shown good form. He is famous, but is fame good form? “Most disquieting question of all, was it not bad form to think about good form?” He questions the course his life has taken, and worries that children do not like him – unlike Smee, who is adored by all children. Hook wonders sadly whether they love Smee for his good form, and droops helplessly onto the floor.