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Post by Dante on Sept 7, 2019 4:30:35 GMT -5
It is also suggested at times that Lemony sees himself in the Baudelaires; falsely accused, hounded from place to place, tormented by villainy, terrified and passive. But I wouldn't underestimate the role Beatrice plays in his investigation; Lemony's love for her was a pure love unsullied by her eventual marriage to someone else, and it seems to me that anything that was important to Beatrice would be a cause Lemony would gladly uphold - like her children's safety. Finding out the truth about them and clearing their name is the only thing he can do for Beatrice now.
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Post by Foxy on Sept 7, 2019 9:23:04 GMT -5
I think of it kind of like Snape watching out for Harry, minus all the hate involved in that relationship.
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