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'''Captain Cook''' was an intergalactic explorer who traveled with his companion [[Mags]], a [[werewolf]]. They ended up at the [[Psychic Circus]], where Cook was killed by Mags but returned to life by the [[Gods of Ragnarok]] as their pawn. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Greatest Show in the Galaxy]]'') | '''Captain Cook''' was an intergalactic explorer who traveled with his companion [[Mags]], a [[werewolf]]. They ended up at the [[Psychic Circus]], where Cook was killed by Mags but returned to life by the [[Gods of Ragnarok]] as their pawn. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Greatest Show in the Galaxy]]'') | ||
==Personality== | |||
Sophisticated in manners and fitted out with an enquiring and intelligent mind, Captain Cook was nonetheless a very ruthless individual who had learnt to survive at all costs. He became a famous explorer, but he did not care much for the people accompanying him, judging them by their usefulness for his own agenda only. On order to survive, he would team up with the henchmen of the Gods of Ragnarok in the Psychic Circus and trick others, like [[Nord ]]and the [[Whizz Kid]], into dying in his stead. | |||
He never showed any remorse or guilt, claiming to follow the rules of the "survival of the fittest". | |||
He enjoyed tea-time and drinking [[tea]]. | |||
[[Category:Human adventurers]] | [[Category:Human adventurers]] | ||
[[Category:Seventh Doctor enemies]] | [[Category:Seventh Doctor enemies]] | ||
Revision as of 17:48, 21 November 2010
Captain Cook was an intergalactic explorer who traveled with his companion Mags, a werewolf. They ended up at the Psychic Circus, where Cook was killed by Mags but returned to life by the Gods of Ragnarok as their pawn. (DW: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy)
Personality
Sophisticated in manners and fitted out with an enquiring and intelligent mind, Captain Cook was nonetheless a very ruthless individual who had learnt to survive at all costs. He became a famous explorer, but he did not care much for the people accompanying him, judging them by their usefulness for his own agenda only. On order to survive, he would team up with the henchmen of the Gods of Ragnarok in the Psychic Circus and trick others, like Nord and the Whizz Kid, into dying in his stead.
He never showed any remorse or guilt, claiming to follow the rules of the "survival of the fittest".
He enjoyed tea-time and drinking tea.
