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Post by jemima on Jan 7, 2006 15:33:40 GMT -5
...type up the entire list of evidence given during the court session, I'd really appreciate it. I need it for the 667 Creativity Contest. The court part is my favorite, but I don't have the book (I have the CD), so I'd really like it if someone could do it for me.
Plus that we would be able to have the list archived in the Documents section.
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Post by Dante on Jan 7, 2006 16:03:45 GMT -5
Newspaper articles
Employment records
Environmental Studies
Grade Books
Blueprints of banks
Administrative records
Paperwork
Financial records
Anatomical drawings
Books
Ruby-encrusted blank pages
A book alleging how wonderful Carmelita Spats is (Note to file: This book may be Me: The Completely Authorized Autobiography of the Prettiest, Smartest, Most Darling Girl in the Whole Wide World by Carmelita Spats, from Spoiled Brat Press)
Commonplace books (Note to file: These commonplace books may be those of Frank and Ernest Denouement, or they may simply have been commonplace books in their possession)
Somebody's mother
Photographs
Hospital records
Magazine articles
Telegrams
Couplets
Maps
Cookbooks
Scraps of paper
Screenplays
Rhyming dictionaries
Love letters
Opera synopses
Thesauri
Marriage licenses
Talmudic commentaries
Wills and testaments
Auction catalogs
Codebooks
Mycological encyclopedias
Menus
Ferry schedules
Theatrical programs
Business cards
Memos
Novels
Cookies
Assorted pieces of evidence a certain person was unwilling to categorize
Odious Lusting After Finance (Note to file: A comprehensive history of injustice by Jerome Squalor)
I'll send this list to Tragedy.
Edit: Actually, I won't yet. Tell me if you think I should list the names of the individuals who submitted each piece of evidence, in the handful of instances where we know.
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Post by jemima on Jan 7, 2006 16:56:50 GMT -5
I'll send this list to Tragedy. Edit: Actually, I won't yet. Tell me if you think I should list the names of the individuals who submitted each piece of evidence, in the handful of instances where we know. That would be really nice, thanks, Dante. |
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Post by Dante on Jan 7, 2006 17:17:45 GMT -5
(Note to file: Where a piece of evidence is not attributed to any person, the person who submitted it was not recognised by the Baudelaires.)
Submitted by Geraldine Julienne: Newspaper articles
Submitted by Sir: Employment records
Submitted by Charles: Environmental Studies
Submitted by Mr. Remora: Grade Books
Submitted by Mrs. Bass: Blueprints of banks
Submitted by Vice Principal Nero: Administrative records
Submitted by Hal: Paperwork
Submitted by Mr. Poe: Financial records
Submitted by Mr. Lesko: Rule books
Submitted by Mrs. Morrow: Constitutions
Submitted by Hugo: Carnival posters
Submitted by Colette: Anatomical drawings
Submitted by Kevin: Books
Submitted by Esmé Squalor: Ruby-encrusted blank pages
Submitted by Carmelita Spats: A book alleging how wonderful Carmelita Spats is (Note to file: This book may be Me: The Completely Authorized Autobiography of the Prettiest, Smartest, Most Darling Girl in the Whole Wide World by Carmelita Spats, from Spoiled Brat Press)
Submitted by Frank Denouement: Commonplace book (Note to file: This commonplace book may be that of Frank Denouement, or it may simply have been a commonplace book in his possession)
Submitted by Ernest Denouement: Commonplace book (Note to file: This commonplace book may be that of Ernest Denouement, or it may simply have been a commonplace book in his possession)
Somebody's mother
Photographs
Hospital records
Magazine articles
Telegrams
Couplets
Maps
Cookbooks
Scraps of paper
Screenplays
Rhyming dictionaries
Love letters
Opera synopses
Thesauri
Marriage licenses
Talmudic commentaries
Wills and testaments
Auction catalogs
Codebooks
Mycological encyclopedias
Menus
Ferry schedules
Theatrical programs
Business cards
Memos
Novels
Cookies
Assorted pieces of evidence a certain person was unwilling to categorize
Submitted by Jerome Squalor: Odious Lusting After Finance (Note to file: A comprehensive history of injustice by Jerome Squalor)
Now I'll submit this to Tragedy (also note that I left three items out of the original list).
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Post by jemima on Jan 7, 2006 17:20:07 GMT -5
Thank you ever so much, Dante. I can draw my picture now.
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Post by Sugary Snicket on Jan 8, 2006 18:15:44 GMT -5
Nifty. Someone listed all of these for a certain game as well.
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