A Series of Unfortunate Events

The orphans find themselves under suspicion in the wake of a devastating murder. But time behind bars leads to an important realization.

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These Baudelaires can't be the murderers. They're children.

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That's what the Baudelaires used to find a weak space in the wall,

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- That's very shocking. - He's wrong.

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A killer baby with deadly teeth. Dig those choppers, man.

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We can't simply burn people at the stake whenever we want.

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Do you smell smoke?

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They're going to burn us for a murder Olaf committed.

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Darling.

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He had an extraordinarily ungroomed eyebrow.

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You're wearing sunglasses.

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and a cup of water served with what my Aunt Evelyn liked to call

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There's nobody to save you. There's nobody to comfort you.

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- That would take deus ex machina. - What's that?

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You've been dear friends, and I've enjoyed our time together,

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Yes, I think I can dig that.

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Baudelaires, you're annoying the chief of police.

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The interview is over. We have a funeral pyre to build.

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So she hid her location in her poems.

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Ah, cocktail hour.

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I already have that.

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Goodbye, dry saloon and dry fountain and dry county.

#26

But that's not viable in the long term. They'll hit growth spurts eventually.

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What if she meant the beak of the Fowl Fountain?

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Let them burn. Orphans are out.

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I didn't want them to resort to a battering ram.

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- Pitchfork! Pitchfork! - Who wants a pitchfork?

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"Angry Mob Leads to Record Pitchfork Sales!"

#34

Where did those two additional children come from?

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This is village business.

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Darling, it's time to try out your new toy.

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- There's no water. - They don't know that.

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They're almost to the top.

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The murderers...

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It's just a stupid bird.

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I had everything.

#48

Eat my dust!

#49

They felt sad, because they might never see their friends again.

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