Editing Hookwolf (section)

===Background===
Hookwolf was a trained fighter "before he was a fighter with powers".<ref name="11.e">[[Interlude 11e]]</ref> He fought in illegal lethal parahuman fighting rings alongside [[Stormtiger]] and [[Cricket]] before having to go into hiding to escape a murder charge.<ref name="7.7"/> He may have had been influenced by his shard during the event.<ref name="R222011">'''themanwhowas:''' Give outlets for combat. If you know that the shards drive people to fight each other, give a structure to the fighting. Having this done in the middle of cities as a game of cops and robbers is ... ill advised. If possible, give the capes non-human threats to fight (Man vs Nature conflicts would be ideal).<br>...<br>'''Wildbow:''' Shards might not be imaginative, but they aren't stupid, and they know a charade when they see one. The fighting rings or arenas or whatever else end up becoming powder kegs that lead to disaster (either in the small scale, like we saw with Hookwolf, or something far greater). - [https://redd.it/3dil7d What would a responsible Protectorate actually look like?] ([[Wildbow]], reddit.com, 2015-07-16)</ref>

Luckily for him, Hookwolf had murdered someone who was considered an acceptable target by [[Empire Eighty-Eight]]. He ended up fighting alongside the group for protection.<ref name="7.7"/>

Has committed numerous felonies<ref name="9.1 e1"/> and was known to have escaped while being transported to the [[Birdcage]] twice.<ref name="5.2"/> Because he was sentenced to the Birdcage, the normal steps to protect his identity weren't taken.<ref name="R1111011">'''Without_Thinker:''' What does the public think about this? We're told that, for example, Hookwolf has escaped from Birdcage transport twice; does no one get angry about the multi-murdering Nazi being allowed to have a civilian identity?<br><br>'''Wildbow:''' The fact that he's en route to the birdcage means the usually 'coddling' isn't happening. - [https://redd.it/4ekq39 What do they do when someone is arrested?] ([[Wildbow]], reddit.com, 2016)</ref>