Fiona Widdershins is not only an amazing and complex character but as a child, she [along with her brother, Fernald] taught me that morality is not black and white. Its grey.

People are chef's salads with good things and bad things mixed together with a vinaigrette of confusion.

She was volatile, she was morally ambiguous and although I dont agree with every thing she did, I see the reasons and understand them. She did more good than bad. She let the Baudelaires escape and she helped save Sunny from the Medusoid Mycelium, her giving the mycelium to Olaf and her abandoning the Baudelaires was to STAY with her brother, her only surviving family member.

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The record is a time capsule of a relationship in all of its highs and lows. It’s my attempt at capturing love from both sides of the coin. The hope and the disappointment. The insanity and the clarity. The entanglement and the unraveling.

“t-two best friends can kiss without it meaning anything..! 🥹 👉👈”

who’s going to tell them?

“WHAT did I just stumble into? 😨😨😨”

it’s called canon buddy.

A Series of Unfortunate Events – Character Interpretation

My personal interpretation of the Quagmire triplets from A Series of Unfortunate Events.

While Violet Baudelaire has official illustrations in the books, Duncan and Isadora Quagmire were never fully depicted. I wanted to explore how they might look based on their descriptions in the novels, using a stylized semi-realistic approach inspired by gothic children's literature.

Characters featured:

Violet Baudelaire

Isadora Quagmire