A Series of Unfortunate Events

She has brown hair and eyes. She wears a purple dress. When she was thinking about her next invention, she would tie her long brown hair in a ribbon. She is 14 in the first book and is right handed. Violet was the oldest of her siblings. She liked to skip rocks. She had a knack for inventing and building strange devices. Her brain was always filled with pictures of pulleys, levers, gears and more. She was always caring for her other siblings, but mostly for the youngest, Sunny. She has a lot of personalities such as being intelligent, polite and is resourceful. Herself and her brothers are very unfortunate too. She takes on many challenges with others. She is a leader or mom for her siblings.

Uncle Monty's newly discovered snake was called the Incredibly Deadly Viper. The name is a misnomer, as the snake is completely harmless, but Monty wished to play a prank on his colleagues who made fun of his name being Montgomery Montgomery.

Gothic tragedy.

The Baudelaires are told by a fortune teller in the 9th book that one of their parents survived the fire but they find out later in the 13th book, that both their parents perished in the fire.

waterstones, w h smith... any book shop really.

Matt returns to the Opium fields to find out that everyone besides the eejies, Celia, Mr.Ortega, and Draft Donald are dead. Matt also becomes the new drug lord due to the fact that he is El Patrons clone. he wants to send for maria, and his friends but it never says if he does.

There are many unfortunate conflicts in this book: 1. The three kids are told their Parents were perished in a fire. 2. And according to the will they have to live with their distant relative Count Olaf. 3. Olaf leaves them with difficult tasks to complete everyday, like cutting wood, making dinner for his nasty theatre troupe, leaves them with one bed in a cramped in room and strikes Klaus (the middle child) in the face 4. Kidnapped Sunny and hangs her in a birdcage from Olaf's tower 5. Forces them to be in his play making Violet (the eldest) his wife and tricking them to get their fortune

It is nowhere, it is a fictional mansion for a fictional family that never existed.

Its in England and its real

He is the father of Violet,Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire.

Beatrice Arthur died on April 25, 2009 at the age of 86.

In The Hostile Hospital, the Baudelaire orphans read a document that states that one of their parents could have survived the fire. This is correct.

It takes a little time to decipher it, but you figure out that Lemony Snicket is actually of more importance than he seems. You notice how in every dedication, he gives it to one person: Beatrice. He also mentioned that he loved this woman and she perished in a fire. You see? I hope you're catching on now. In chapter fourteen, at the end of The End, the Baudelaire orphans name Kit Snicket's child after their mother.

What I've interpreted is that Beatrice and Lemony Snicket are the Baudelaire parents, Kit Snicket is, of course, Lemony Snickets sister, and the baby, Beatrice, is truly Violet, Klaus, and Sunny's cousin.

Bittersweet: The whole series is about a father searching to find his children and eventually giving up to let them live on their own.

Count Olaf is the villain to any of you who didn't know that......

A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Bad Beginning has 162 pages.

it is not know but maybe hes in pizza or pie land

The Baudlaires are real, Violet is 20 (with her big fortune) Klaus is 18 (sharing the money) and sunny is maybe 7 years old (sharing money).

They are in England hiding because of all the enemies they have.

Beatrice Baudelaire is a fictional character in Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. She is the daughter of Kit Snicket, who dies after giving birth, making Lemony Snicket's niece yet another orphan. Baby Beatrice is adopted by the Baudelaire orphans, hence the use of the surname Baudelaire. At age one, "she looks very much like her mother," according to Chapter Fourteen.

Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire find their home burnt to black and their parents dead. So they have to go to a stranger but a relative called Count Olaf. In their life, he tries to kill the orphans with no succes. Later on in the book, Count Olaf asks the orphans to be in his play called 'The Marvellous Marrige'. Violet says yes, and Klaus finds that the wedding in the play will be real! Count Olaf wants to marry Violet to get to the Baudelaire fortune, but his plans do not work. Now, Violet was right handed, and she signed the certificate with her left. Justice Strauss (neighbour of Count Olaf) had not clue, and she said "If the bride signs with her left hand, the wedding is not official". So once again, Count Olaf's plans were ruined. The orphans wanted to live with Justice Strauss, but Mr Poe (bank manager) said they had to liven with a relative. Count Olaf and his acting group got away in a car, and then Mr Poe takes the children to another relative, just who will that be? I know, it is Uncle Monty! Find out in The Reptile Room

It is called a serious of connected events because if someone did something in an event that no one had planned on then the next event is going to be related or is going to have to do with something the first event was about.

A stone arch casting a curved shadow on the lawn, like a rainbow in which all of the colours were grey or black.

The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

Well i do believe that they safely got back but there is no way to be sure. Another possibility is that their boat sank and they got taken in by the great unknown. My theory is that they found the janitor from the Vile Village, Hector and sailed away into a happy life with the Quagmire triplets and Kit Snicket's baby, Beatrice! Or as mentioned above got lost at sea or maybe Lemony Snicket intended to leave you on a cliff.

Count Olaf is a relative of Violet Klaus and Sunny and he is always trying to kill 2 of them so then he can have their big fortune that there parents left behind when they died and they can only get it when Violet becomes of age. (which is 18 years old)

Orphanage

Count Olaf wants the Baudelair's huge fortune.