Post by Jin on Oct 15, 2006 3:15:58 GMT -5
This is my first time posting on this board in three years. The last time I was logged on was Jun 6, 2003, 10:08pm, according to my profile, haha.
Anyway...
To me, the most important quote in The End is this:
This essentialy proves to me that Count Olaf did not start the fire, something we were basically led to believe for a while. And in a way, this makes me look at Olaf in a totally different light. I think all of this time he pursured the Baudelaires in order to make them miserable - as miserable as he felt when his parents were killed by the Baudelaires. That, and maybe the money.
Who do you guys think did it? Discuss.
I think it was Esme.
Anyway...
To me, the most important quote in The End is this:
Pg. 313
Klaus knelt down beside his sister, and stared into the villain's shiny eyes. "Youre the one who made us orphans in the first place," he said, uttering out loud for the first time a secret all three Baudelaires had kept in their hearts for almost as long as they could remember. Olaf closed his eyes for a moment, grimacing in pain, and then stared slowly at each of the three children in turn.
"Is that what you think?" he said finally.
"We know it," Sunny said.
"You don't know anything," Count Olaf said.
Klaus knelt down beside his sister, and stared into the villain's shiny eyes. "Youre the one who made us orphans in the first place," he said, uttering out loud for the first time a secret all three Baudelaires had kept in their hearts for almost as long as they could remember. Olaf closed his eyes for a moment, grimacing in pain, and then stared slowly at each of the three children in turn.
"Is that what you think?" he said finally.
"We know it," Sunny said.
"You don't know anything," Count Olaf said.
This essentialy proves to me that Count Olaf did not start the fire, something we were basically led to believe for a while. And in a way, this makes me look at Olaf in a totally different light. I think all of this time he pursured the Baudelaires in order to make them miserable - as miserable as he felt when his parents were killed by the Baudelaires. That, and maybe the money.
Who do you guys think did it? Discuss.
I think it was Esme.
