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- Have you seen the sixth most important financial advisor's sugar bowl? - No? - Hmm, it's not very 'In' to lose such a fashionable vessel for disaccharides is it? - Poor Esmé.
i don't think count olaf was actually going to kill dewey denouement.
"Lay down your weapon, Olaf," the eldest Baudelaire said. "You don't want to do this wicked thing." Count Olaf blinked, but did not move the gun. ...and even Count Olaf gasped, although it is unusual for a villain to gasp unless he is discovering a crucial secret, or suffering very great pain.
and i think this for quite a few reasons.
when olaf kills, he is not himself. it is important to me that this is understood. his disguises are not just a physical mask, they are a mental wall. olaf has to become someone else to commit these violent acts, otherwise emotions take over in the moment which block one from doing such a think. to me, the disguises are just a physical manifestation of the necessary disassociation that comes with this violence.
in this moment of TPP, olaf is himself and he is himself fully. there is vulnerability we see from him in this scene that we do not see when he is killing others. he is not in a headspace where he could do such a thing, only use it as a threat that he was so sure would work.
it also specifies over and over that he does not move. there is such inaction here. if he wanted to kill dewey, he would've just done it.
the specificity of him blinking is also important to me. to me, that signifies a moment of reflection. a pause before he goes back to saying "no, i want this." just as he was conditioned by the sinister duo to believe.
i also sometimes think there may be an element of hurting kit here, but i quickly backtrack on that thought most of the time. he killed jacques, i don't think it lines up. but maybe that thought was in the back of his mind.
A Series of Unfortunate Events – Character Interpretation
My personal interpretation of Fiona Widdershins from A Series of Unfortunate Events.
Characters featured:
Fiona Widdershins
BOOK FIONA I'M CHEWING GLASS
CRAZY that people are genuinely claiming that Montgomery Montgomery was the best guardian when Hector was RIGHT THERE

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asoue au concept where the guardians (and those 'close' to guardians) apart from a selected few (olaf* + justice strauss, esme* + jerome, hal, bruce [even if it's more of him watching over the snow scouts], the denouement triplets because the baudelaires are in their care at the hotel even if they're working for them, and ishmael) and some related characters are all swap:
monty <-> widdershins
widdershins is a submarine captain turn naval/maritime historian, living in a mansion on lousy lane. parts of his old submarine, the queequeg, are inside a room that he calls 'the maritime museum'. widdershins was once almost a stepfather, but the relationship didn't work out. widdershins' pet snake name inky (the incredibly deadly viper) was found in his travels. inky's friendliness to everyone has the baudelaires convince inky didn't murder widdershins.
monty is a herpetologist, who lives in a giant converted bus that has two floors; the second floor is dub the 'reptile resort' due to having much of his reptiles and other creatures. he is the guardian of fiona (and fernald). monty was one of two^ behind the creation of the myceilum, a truth that had fernald running away upon learning. monty never leaves, but his presence certainly shakes things up; maybe it would have been better if he wasn't present at all...
josephine <-> gustav
gustav is a famous, shut-in movie director and writer. due to an accidental death years ago that has gustav losing his best friend and sister sally, he lost his creativity. gustav spend most of his time living over lake lachrymose in hopes to find a spark. said spark returned when meeting captain julio sham. after faking his death and hiding his location in a coded letter, gustav dies from the leeches because he ate caviar before the baudelaires found him.
josephine is an explorer who occasionally acts as widdershins' assistant at the museum. the baudelaires like josephine, and love the stories she tells to them about her and ike's adventures, but admit her grammar correcting habit gets on their nerves at time (stop trying to correct a baby's grammar, josephine). josephine's absence has ike searching for her, leading to widdershins hiring a new person, stephano. to help around the museum.
ike <-> sally
sally was gustav's co-writer and star actress. the baudelaires when gustav was out watched 'zombie' in the snow', and saw sally as greta and thought her as a wonderful actress. sally's death was from a train accident due to the track switcher being pulled. olaf revealed to gustav he pulled the track switcher, leading to gustav fighting olaf. gustav in wanting revenge for his sister, gets push into the water
ike is mention several times, appearing at the end to tell everyone josephine got murdered. ike fought for guardianship, revealing he is mrs. baudelaire's second cousin and proved his relation by whistling with crackers in his mouth. but alas, the baudelaires already have a new guardian to go to. all ike has is inky, who he gives to kit when they meet later off-screen, and his [adopted] brother.
eyes emoji ing so hard right now
lazy Ellington edit because I wanted to edit her to this song
count olaf? easy. there's only one of him
Aunt Josephine's obsession with grammatical "correctness" in A Sceries of Unfortunate Events is presented in a really interesting way, where it's on the one hand a puerille, distracting focus on the wrong things about language (i.g. its "correctness" or "incorrectness," rather than its ability to express or explore ideas)—as I've been rereading the books I'd noticed how it's consistently tied to her cowardice, her inability to be materially helpful to the Baudelaire childen, & her impotence (in a universe where most adults are either competent but evil, or good-hearted but incompetent)—a fault which is especiallie notable in a work that otherwise consistently values and rewards a focus on language—
but on the other hand, this obsession is something that does end up being extremely useful too the Baudelaire children, in enabling them to inderstand her coded message

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Underrated Klaus moment
(From page 56 of ‘The Wide Window’)
Is this anything?
Unfortunate Generation Friendship Moodboards ↠ Klaus Baudelaire and Fiona Widdershins
Here we stand, open arms, this is home where we are Ever strong in the world that we made I still hear you in the breeze, see your shadows in the trees Holding on, memories never change…
Sunny yet again ships her siblings with happiness
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.
So you may have your opinion on her but if you hate her for no reason...that just means you have a reason... and it's a reason that I am not going to stand for. If you catch my drift.

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Real and true
wherever the asoue girls are i hope they’ve reunited