#;;hook

Hook is a diva in every reality. This is simply a fact. No matter the Pan-- the Hook is always extra. [Even in the book]

She wants to like Killian and often she does (with the good and pleasant parts of their history together it’s difficult not to), but like all of Noelle’s closest relationships, it’s complicated. Depending on the situation, she can reach her limit of how much she can take of Killian quite quickly. It may often come off as though she’s avoiding him, because avoiding him seems easier than having to deal with her twisted and tangled feelings towards him (and I mean this in the most platonic way possible).

“Smite me dead,” she cursed on a sigh. Killian Jones was still one of many things about Storybrooke that Noelle was working on accepting. She didn’t hate him; the close-knit way in which everyone seemed to do things in this town had brought them side by side enough by now that she could tolerate him. It didn’t mean she liked him. Casting a sidelong glance at him, she asked, “What are you doing here?” Here happened to be Granny’s, where she was slumped on a stool and having a drink. She couldn’t keep him from being there, obviously. She just didn’t know what he could want with her. 

“Well now, this was unexpected.”