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Tinkerhell and The Lost Boys of Nevermore Conclusion:

Tink cried crocodile tears watching her love get chewed to death. When the deed was done, she flew to the belly of the croc, and grabbed the clock. She rid him of it.  As Father Time left the crocodile, the animals purpose died, as did he. 

Tink made a purse from the crocodile and flew far far away from Neverland to grow up. So if you see a woman carrying a crocodile purse and hear the click clack of her heels on the sidewalk, it’s actually a tick-tock and that isn’t a sparkle in her eye, it’s pixie dust. Be warned she is not a lady to be made jealous. For jealous was love, and unto a boy his death, never to be made into a man. 

Tinkerhell and The Lost Boys of Nevermore Part 2:

The tortured fairy would handle this herself now. First, Tink killed Hook. The croc thus far hadn’t smote his infamous evil foe. His notorious ticking belly always warned he was coming. The ticking never silenced since that fateful day he swallowed the clock, upon finding his rival counter-mate, Hook. How do you stop time form ticking? You reverse it. Tink had the croc walk backwards up to Hook, the Captain stepped back, tripped, and time (along with the crocodile) ate him up. Compared to facing ones past as a test in the future, when it approaches you from behind it is not a lesson learned.

            Tink sat in the crocodiles mouth waiting for Peter. She made croc a promise she’d rid him of the clock, if he allowed her to utilize his clenching teeth once more. Peter yelled, “I’ll save you Tink!” in the far of distance. When Peter was close, croc opened his mouth, Tink grabbed Peter using Hook’s borrowed claw, and pulled Pan into the jaws of the crocodile. 

She was never allowed to have a voice. Her rage shook the pixie dust right off her and from her anger, magic was made. Peter needed her, but he didn’t care that she needed him too. Everyone saw her as cute, but she was a woman nonetheless and from her pain, Peter would be nonethemore. 

Tink sat inside the great beast, thinking much on her actions. She was famed as being the tiny rotten jealous fairy. She’d once before sought vengeance on the Wendy bird. That proved a tragic failure. The Lost Boy’s arrow missed the girl’s heart and Peter saved the Wendy wench. That was catastrophic to Tink.