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Who? What? Where? When? Why?

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Theme songs
Memes to represent major events
Memes to represent your reactions
Images of settings from the book
"What if" scenarios
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A Series of Unfortunate Events (The Bad Beginning)

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A Series of Unfortunate Events (The Bad Beginning)

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Before reading this book, I predict that these three kids are living with this evil man who uses them to get what he wants. I also predict that this old evil man is a relative of them because he doesn't look like them, and their parents probably wouldn't look evilly happy that their kids are home.

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Pages: 8 - Throughout the whole story...

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After the Baudelaire's parent died from a fire, Count Olaf, Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Baudelaire's step-father wanted to steal, or take their parent's money because they were wealthy. I wanted to know why would the Baudelaire's own relative want to steal their money. I know many people in this world are jealous of people who have more money than them, and try everything to get that money for themselves, but I never heard of  relative doing so. I also want to know what he'd do when he was about to lethally marry Violet, by tricking Justice Strauss, a judge, into a play. For example, "The Marvelous Marriage," was about Count Olaf and Violet marrying, so Count Olaf could become her husband, and take the Baudelaire's fortune. I wonder why he would do such a cruel thing to his nieces and nephew.

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Throughout the story, there are many themes like never give up, and if you try to hurt others, you will be hurt too. For example, throughout the story, the children tried to tell Mr. Poe, their parent's friend, an important bank member, that Count Olaf was a madman. Another example is that when Olaf said he was going to marry Violet in the play, the children didn't know why, so they went to Justice Strauss home to find a law book. After reading multiple books, Violet ad gotten tired, whereas Klaus kept searching for a clue. An example for the second theme is that since Olaf tried to hurt and steal the children's fortune, he ended up going to prison.

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While reading the scene where Count Olaf was planning to marry Violet, I had to reread the scene about three times because I kept thinking that Violet was too young to marry, why would Olaf try to marry her. After the third time reading it, I figured that he wanted to take the Baudelaire's fortune.

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I wonder why Violet, Sunny, and Klaus's parents wanted them to live with their relatives, instead of other people? Did they think relatives were more trustworthy? The kids didn't even know Count Olaf, because their parents never mentioned it. Why would their parents tell Mr. Poe before telling their kids about Count Olaf?

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Throughout the ending, the Baudelaire kids were happy that Count Olaf wasn't their legal guard anymore, but it soon turned into sadness when because they couldn't live with Justice Strauss. This event remind me of something that happened in my life. When I was 7, and in my old school, this girl used to bully me, but as we both grew older, she started treating me nicer. After a few days, she had moved away, and my happiness soon turned into sadness because I wished I could get to know her better.

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While reading these pages, Justice Strauss was excited for the play to start because she's always wanted to be in a play and wear make-up. I had to reread why Justice was excited that she was in a play reading the marriage book, without even checking if the book was real or not. After reading it one more time, I realized she was blinded by excitement.

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Monster by EXO is a Kpop song. It matches with Count Olaf because he is an evil, scary, and greedy person. His characteristics is like a monster.

Monster by EXO (Kpop) (Dance practice)

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I wonder why Justice didn't check if the marriage book was real or not. If she had checked it and skimmed the few pages, the play wouldn't have started. I also want to know why Mr. Poe didn't believe the kids when they said Count Olaf was a madman until he saw it for himself?

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Since the theme is to never give up, my favorite quote that suits this book is "Positivity, confidence, and persistence are key in life, so never give up on yourself." Another favorite quote is, "Never give up, have the passion. Don't be afraid." This is related to the story because the three kids didn't give up to get rid of Count Olaf, and eventually, they had gotten rid of him, and was about to put him in jail, until he escaped.

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Throughout these pages, I like the way Lemony Snicket came up with a tricky plan for Olaf to steal the children's fortune. Because of her interesting marriage plan, I had learn many things from a law book.

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Throughout these pages, Klaus had found out Olaf's plan to steal the Baudelaire's fortune. For example, on page 26, Klaus stated, " The requirements are as follows: the presence of a judge, a statement of “I do” by both the bride and the groom, and the signing of an explanatory document in the bride’s own hand. Although my sister is too young to marry, she would need her lethal guardian's permission."Why would Olaf want to marry Violet then? He also said, " A legal husband has the right to control any money in the possession of his legal wife." This proves that Olaf is planning to marry Violet for their fortune.