A man is on trial in a courtroom. The man is being questioned by an attorney while a judge watches. The man has a hook for a hand.
The man with a hook for a hand is likely to be a pirate, and it's unusual that a pirate would be on trial in a modern courtroom, as pictured; this is because pirates of this sort are mostly associated with colonial times.
Why is the pirate on trial? What crime did the pirate commit?
No, sir, the hook does not excuse you from taking an oath. Can you please identify which hand was mistakenly amputated?
scene: a courtroom description: A man is on trial in a courtroom. The man is being questioned by an attorney while a judge watches. The man has a hook for a hand. uncanny: The man with a hook for a hand is likely to be a pirate, and it's unusual that a pirate would be on trial in a modern courtroom, as pictured; this is because pirates of this sort are mostly associated with colonial times. entities: Piracy, Defendant. choices: A: No, sir, the hook does not excuse you from taking an oath. B: Can you please identify which hand was mistakenly amputated?