In the bad beginning, count olaf planned to hold a play about-well its not really specified, but it is supposed to be 'idiotic' anyway-okay, annyway, he planned to have violet play a character that marries his character. they had justice Strauss play the judge so that the marriage would be official. the three things that were required to be a legal marriage was these:
-justice of the peace present and is the officiator
-anyone under the age of 18 must have parental concent(which is, of course, Count Olaf)
-certificate must be signed by brides own hand
count olaf had a whole audience come to see the show, all oblivious to his notorias plans, this audience serves as the witnesses. after he made shure all the legal stuff was cared for,,, he trapped sunny in a bird cage at the top of his tower so that violet would go through with the marriage. he siad if she didnt, he would drop sunny and sunny would go tumbling to her doom. so violet had to do it. once officially married, the groom has full access to any money that was in the bride's possession, therefore, olaf would have full possesion of the baudelaire fortune.
violet outwits him in the end , by signing with her left hand, not her right hand, therefore making the document unofficial.
To get the orfans fortuneTo get the orfans fortune
Violet gets out of Olaf's marriage plan by signing her name with her left hand....Count Olaf escapes getting arrested.
A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Bad Beginning has 162 pages.
Count Olaf's theatre troupe includes:The Hook Handed Man-The bad beginning -The reptile room-The ersatz elevator-the hostile Hospital-The Carnivorous Carnival-The slippery slope-The Grim Grotto***he is count olaf's favourite member (besides Esme squalor) never clearly stated, but heavily heavily heavily impliedEsme Squalor-books 6-12 ***Count Olaf's girlfriend for a good amount of the books. and favourite member, of courseWhite Faced Woman***left in book the 10th Bald One With the Long Nose*** dies in book the 9thOne Who Looks Like Neither Man Nor Woman***sunny once refers to him as "Orlando!" ***dies in book the 8thWart-faced Man***oddest member of them all, for he is only mentioned in the bad beginning and never even mentioned again. Hugo***supposedly died in book the 12th Colette*** supposedly died in book the 12thKevin***supposedly died in book the 12thThey are a group of people that help Count Olaf in his trecherous crimed andplanns to steal the Baudelaire fortune and commit arson. At least one of them appears in each book in the series except book the 13th as the only exception.
the theme was that it would start the horrible misery and woe that would haunt them for the rest of their lives with count Olaf at their heels every min. of their again horrible life's
pasta puttanesca, but Olaf wants roast beef
Gloomy.. Also it was about their evil Uncle Count Olaf stewing up a plan to get their fortune.
The Children were taken away from him and he and his troupe made a new plan to obtain the children's fortune in Book 2: The Reptile Room
Violet gets out of Olaf's marriage plan by signing her name with her left hand....Count Olaf escapes getting arrested.
Violet, Klaus,Sunny and Count Olaf
The Bad Beginning tells that Justice Straws was a lawyer, she is the neighbor of Count Olaf.
He worked in theater but not a certain one.
most of their time they lived with their closest relative Count Olaf who was a bad parent to the children.
In the book The Bad Beginning, Klaus and Violet and Sunny were over Justice Strauss's house, and they were trying to find out Count Olaf's evil plan, and Klaus took a law book to study it. Is that what you were referring to?
they have no parents and count olaf is wanting thier fortunate
The main characters in "The Bad Beginning" are the three Baudelaire siblings - Violet, Klaus, and Sunny. They find themselves orphaned after a fire destroys their home and are sent to live with their distant relative, Count Olaf, who is revealed to be a villain with malicious intentions towards them.
Count Olaf does not get arrested, but he has escaped the Baudelaires and Mr. Poe and shows up in the second book, the Reptile room.
Klaus figured out in the library that could change Violet's lines so that Count Olaf and Violet wouldn't get married Count Olaf could not get to the Baudelaire fortune.