Captain Woodenhead

Captain Woodenhead is an antagonist of the Treehouse series. He is a pirate who captured the current Treehouse residents Andy and Terry, along with Jill and her many animals. He is currently stuck inside the dead Gorgonzola's head, which is eaten by the one of Andy and Terry's 3 Man-Eating Sharks.

He was found in the second book of the Treehouse series - the 26-Story Treehouse.

Young Life
Captain Woodenhead was first an anonymous boy who grew up to be an ordinary pirate plundering ships and hiding treasure. He was 'happy' about this, until one day the sea beast Gorgonzola attacked his ship, tore and ate his head of. However, he survived the decapitation, and carved a new wooden head which Andy and Terry describe as 'creepy'. He renamed himself 'Captain Woodenhead' from that time and on.

Encounter with the Treehouse Gang
Woodenhead discovered young Andy and Terry together floating in a swan shaped boat. He took them as captives and later found Jill and her many rescued animals will meet the same destiny. Although he did gave them freedom from living in the ocean, he treated them very badly. Terry always complained about him and his chores. One day Woodenhead overheard Terry's complaints and began to attack the friends and animals, starting with Andy. However, Andy beheaded him again with a mop. The Captain maniacally beheaded all of his crew and made his slaves walk the plank over 3 sharks. He used a lamp to use as his head. However, they survived as Jill pleaded the sharks to not eat them, and escaped with lifeboats along with the Man-Eating Sharks.

Revival
Woodenhead was once again eaten by the Gorgonzola, this time as a whole. However, he found his original head (though now dirty and deformed) and blew the whole creature into rough orbit, escaping with an eaten submarine. He founded a new pirate crew and a new pirate ship and returned to his pirate life.

Defeat
Woodenhead crashed into the same shore where Andy and Terry began their 26-story Treehouse. He caught them again and claimed the treehouse as his. However, Andy noted that he is going through the process of the children's nursery rhyme 'Ten Unlucky Pirates'. At the last verse, his head eventually got inside the Gorgonzola's head, as it crash landed directly upon him. He lastly fell into the tank of the Man-Eating Sharks.

Trivia

 * At one of his illustrations as a young boy, he had a dog - roughly making the same evil expression as him.

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