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 Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 8:01 pm
I wonder how Beatrice will fit into the story later. It's all so sketchy. I heard that one of the Baudelaire parents is still alive....maybe Beatrice is still living.
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 8:11 pm
matrixgrl64 I wonder how Beatrice will fit into the story later. It's all so sketchy. I heard that one of the Baudelaire parents is still alive....maybe Beatrice is still living. Couldn't be since all of the books are dedicated to her being dead. Like "Our love broke my heart and stopped yours".
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 10:57 pm
bluecelebi matrixgrl64 I wonder how Beatrice will fit into the story later. It's all so sketchy. I heard that one of the Baudelaire parents is still alive....maybe Beatrice is still living. Couldn't be since all of the books are dedicated to her being dead. Like "Our love broke my heart and stopped yours". Maybe Lemony doesn't know the whole truth.
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Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2005 8:21 am
I'm really tired right now, so excuse me for being slow, but was it ever confirmed that Beatrice was the Baudelaire mother (if it was, when/where), or is it just a fanbase theory?
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Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2005 10:30 am
Bryn McCardell I'm really tired right now, so excuse me for being slow, but was it ever confirmed that Beatrice was the Baudelaire mother (if it was, when/where), or is it just a fanbase theory? It says it in the Autobiography. She was killed or at least taken by the other side of VFD during the masked ball where the evil VFD were diguised as cockroaches. Anything else?
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Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2005 5:53 pm
bluecelebi Bryn McCardell I'm really tired right now, so excuse me for being slow, but was it ever confirmed that Beatrice was the Baudelaire mother (if it was, when/where), or is it just a fanbase theory? It says it in the Autobiography. She was killed or at least taken by the other side of VFD during the masked ball where the evil VFD were diguised as cockroaches. Anything else?
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 5:56 pm
matrixgrl64 I wonder how Beatrice will fit into the story later. It's all so sketchy. I heard that one of the Baudelaire parents is still alive....maybe Beatrice is still living. I think she is dead ,but since Lemony calls her his beloved maybe he is the Baudelaire Father and of course he is still living. *shrugs shoulders* just a thought. biggrin
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 7:02 pm
Shoni_Loves_Frogs matrixgrl64 I wonder how Beatrice will fit into the story later. It's all so sketchy. I heard that one of the Baudelaire parents is still alive....maybe Beatrice is still living. I think she is dead ,but since Lemony calls her his beloved maybe he is the Baudelaire Father and of course he is still living. *shrugs shoulders* just a thought. biggrin Actually, they broke up. How else could her name be Baudelaire and the kids. Also, a comma to put together sentences goes at the end of the word before but. Sorry, my English teacher last year has made me a grammar Nazi.
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 7:51 pm
bluecelebi Shoni_Loves_Frogs matrixgrl64 I wonder how Beatrice will fit into the story later. It's all so sketchy. I heard that one of the Baudelaire parents is still alive....maybe Beatrice is still living. I think she is dead, but since Lemony calls her his beloved maybe he is the Baudelaire Father and of course he is still living. *shrugs shoulders* just a thought. biggrin Actually, they broke up. How else could her name be Baudelaire and the kids. Also, a comma to put together sentences goes at the end of the word before but. Sorry, my English teacher last year has made me a grammar Nazi. Were they ever married? If they were married she could have made the decision to keep her former husbands last name until she remarried. I fixed the grammar mistake for your sake.
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 8:25 pm
Shoni_Loves_Frogs bluecelebi Shoni_Loves_Frogs matrixgrl64 I wonder how Beatrice will fit into the story later. It's all so sketchy. I heard that one of the Baudelaire parents is still alive....maybe Beatrice is still living. I think she is dead, but since Lemony calls her his beloved maybe he is the Baudelaire Father and of course he is still living. *shrugs shoulders* just a thought. biggrin Actually, they broke up. How else could her name be Baudelaire and the kids. Also, a comma to put together sentences goes at the end of the word before but. Sorry, my English teacher last year has made me a grammar Nazi. Were they ever married? If they were married she could have made the decision to keep her former husbands last name until she remarried. I fixed the grammar mistake for your sake. No, they were never married. Beatrice "broke up" with Lemony when she saw his death published in the newspaper, which wasn't true. She then got engaged to Mr. Baudelaire and married, had kids, etc.
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 9:03 pm
paradoxical Shoni_Loves_Frogs bluecelebi Shoni_Loves_Frogs matrixgrl64 I wonder how Beatrice will fit into the story later. It's all so sketchy. I heard that one of the Baudelaire parents is still alive....maybe Beatrice is still living. I think she is dead, but since Lemony calls her his beloved maybe he is the Baudelaire Father and of course he is still living. *shrugs shoulders* just a thought. biggrin Actually, they broke up. How else could her name be Baudelaire and the kids. Also, a comma to put together sentences goes at the end of the word before but. Sorry, my English teacher last year has made me a grammar Nazi. Were they ever married? If they were married she could have made the decision to keep her former husbands last name until she remarried. I fixed the grammar mistake for your sake. No, they were never married. Beatrice "broke up" with Lemony when she saw his death published in the newspaper, which wasn't true. She then got engaged to Mr. Baudelaire and married, had kids, etc. Ok thank you! smile
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Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2005 12:32 am
bluecelebi Bryn McCardell I'm really tired right now, so excuse me for being slow, but was it ever confirmed that Beatrice was the Baudelaire mother (if it was, when/where), or is it just a fanbase theory? It says it in the Autobiography. She was killed or at least taken by the other side of VFD during the masked ball where the evil VFD were diguised as cockroaches. Anything else? Did it ACTUALLY say she was a parent? Quote the exact sentence, please.
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Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2005 7:57 am
Mr. MooCow bluecelebi Bryn McCardell I'm really tired right now, so excuse me for being slow, but was it ever confirmed that Beatrice was the Baudelaire mother (if it was, when/where), or is it just a fanbase theory? It says it in the Autobiography. She was killed or at least taken by the other side of VFD during the masked ball where the evil VFD were diguised as cockroaches. Anything else? Did it ACTUALLY say she was a parent? Quote the exact sentence, please. Yes, it did.. I'll find the quote/s for you.
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Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2005 11:21 am
Mr. MooCow bluecelebi Bryn McCardell I'm really tired right now, so excuse me for being slow, but was it ever confirmed that Beatrice was the Baudelaire mother (if it was, when/where), or is it just a fanbase theory? It says it in the Autobiography. She was killed or at least taken by the other side of VFD during the masked ball where the evil VFD were diguised as cockroaches. Anything else? Did it ACTUALLY say she was a parent? Quote the exact sentence, please. Yeah, I'd like to see the quote where it specifically says Beatrice was the Baudelaire mother, because I can't believe I missed that!
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Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2005 5:20 pm
I may have the answer. Just for kicks, one time, I anagrammed the whole list of names in The Hostile Hospital to see if there were any other Baudelaires. And to my eek shock, one of the names did. It turned out to be Beatrice Baudelaire. Coincedence?
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