A Series of Unfortunate Events

Klaus and Violet look for clues in a suspicious note that passes custody to Captain Sham, a seafaring scam artist with clear ties to Count Olaf.

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He murdered Aunt Josephine and forged a note.

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and how it matches "think of me kindly, even though I'd done this terrible thing."

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We're not going to brunch with that villain.

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that someone was there, desperately trying to help them.

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Josephine was my, uh...

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Didn't you hear?

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- With both hands. - you better do exactly what we say.

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- What? - A gift from someone in the kitchen.

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I've done the best I can to find a suitable home for you,

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that would force them to leave the restaurant.

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I brought the bill. Take your time.

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The strange message they had received seemed to indicate

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Violet has a hive on her face the size of a hard-boiled egg.

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on a pair of diamond cufflinks?

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It's gonna take more than a hurricane to keep us from our children.

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- R-D... - L-E-D.

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During the off-season, Lake Lachrymose has very few visitors,

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Do not take a sailboat that does not belong to you.

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Your boat might be tossed into the Wicked Whirlpool...

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- Klaus really did it. - But Violet knew how to work the sailboat.

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Come on.

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it is not grammatically correct to say "leave us all alone by ourselves."

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No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!

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will be real estate agents.

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Lucky Smells Lumbermill. Ah, it's not far from here.

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Your mother had just wrestled one of our enemies to the ground,

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If we were in the water, we might have reason to fear,

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Nobody's gonna throw you overboard.

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Well, there's friction, but that requires technique, patience and dry conditions.

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Oh, no!

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You were going to betray me?

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because that would be incorrect.

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you might say "truth, schmuth" or "justice, schmustice."

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I truly think that the Baudelaires can be

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It's incredible!

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