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Post by Dante on Sept 23, 2019 8:37:00 GMT -5
I think Kit could have taken far more effective steps than that in eliminating the Baudelaires, had she really wanted them dead; avoiding all secrecy and handing them straight over to her enemies, or indeed Ernest, for that matter. The simple matter was that she put them in a hotel full of volunteers and members of the general public, and under the effective guardianship of one of the people she trusted most in the world, Dewey Denouement; and those were circumstances under which it should have been very difficult for crimes to be committed against the Baudelaires' persons. On that note, when did Olaf ever "severely harm" any of the Baudelaires?
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Post by Foxy on Sept 23, 2019 11:43:14 GMT -5
That maybe depends on your definition of "severely harm." He struck Klaus in the face and stuffed Sunny into a cage and hung her out of a three story building. I don't know if those fall under "severe" or not, but I would think all the mental and emotional problems he has cause them are definitely severe, although they are not physical.
I find Kit more to be a villain because she gives up on her child at the end of the series and says she can't go on. Although I guess you could call sending the Baudelaires into the hotel with more or less no help a bit misguided. None of the adults there helped them. But maybe Kit would have proved as useless as every other adult in their life.
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