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 Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2005 2:05 pm
Yrael--Mogget Also, when he says 'I can't tell if you are in', he could mean 'I can't tell if you are in with our plans', so he could be Frank, anyways. How confusing! I guess there's no real way of knowing which of them it was in a lot of instances.. frusturating. stressed
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Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2005 5:07 am
paradoxical Yrael--Mogget Also, when he says 'I can't tell if you are in', he could mean 'I can't tell if you are in with our plans', so he could be Frank, anyways. How confusing! I guess there's no real way of knowing which of them it was in a lot of instances.. frusturating. stressed Yes, some people just aren't noble or wicked, or easy to tell, but they are just like chef's salads...
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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 5:33 pm
Can someone tell me what page Lemony Snicket was talking about Beatrice?? I dunno! Yeah, I know, there's aot of pages where he talks about her, but there's one specific page...I dunno... sweatdrop
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Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 11:07 am
Um.... every one is talking about how they THINK that Dewey is the father of kits baby. So, listen.
Doesn't Snicket say that when Dewey died that he left the woman he made pergnant swimming/wet/damp... some word that means "swimming in the ocean near Hotel Denouement?" because that is where Kit was supposed to meet Widdershins... remember? some go back and read the part where Dewey falls into the pond... or I will... anyway.... neutral
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Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 3:38 pm
Darkwolven_Warrior Um.... every one is talking about how they THINK that Dewey is the father of kits baby. So, listen. Doesn't Snicket say that when Dewey died that he left the woman he made pergnant swimming/wet/damp... some word that means "swimming in the ocean near Hotel Denouement?" because that is where Kit was supposed to meet Widdershins... remember? some go back and read the part where Dewey falls into the pond... or I will... anyway.... neutral "Dewey shook his head one more time, this time very wildly in violent disagreement. He opened his mouth, and reached one hand out of the water, pointing past the Baudelaires toward the dark, dark sky as he struggled to utter the word he most wanted to say. "Kit," he whispered finally, and then, slipping from the grasp of the children, he disappeared into the dark water..." p. 236 I would like to see a link to where ever snicket said "that when Dewey died that he left the woman he made pergnant swimming/wet/damp"
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Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2005 3:21 am
Oh,m it's somewhere. I just forget where.
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Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2005 11:10 am
AnijaYoukai Darkwolven_Warrior Um.... every one is talking about how they THINK that Dewey is the father of kits baby. So, listen. Doesn't Snicket say that when Dewey died that he left the woman he made pergnant swimming/wet/damp... some word that means "swimming in the ocean near Hotel Denouement?" because that is where Kit was supposed to meet Widdershins... remember? some go back and read the part where Dewey falls into the pond... or I will... anyway.... neutral "Dewey shook his head one more time, this time very wildly in violent disagreement. He opened his mouth, and reached one hand out of the water, pointing past the Baudelaires toward the dark, dark sky as he struggled to utter the word he most wanted to say. "Kit," he whispered finally, and then, slipping from the grasp of the children, he disappeared into the dark water..." p. 236 I would like to see a link to where ever snicket said "that when Dewey died that he left the woman he made pergnant swimming/wet/damp" okay... um.... check when the Baudelaires are thinking of going in the Taxi... Either way, I'll check when I get home, so we'll have the answer soon.
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Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2005 1:40 pm
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Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2005 2:45 pm
AnijaYoukai Darkwolven_Warrior Um.... every one is talking about how they THINK that Dewey is the father of kits baby. So, listen. Doesn't Snicket say that when Dewey died that he left the woman he made pergnant swimming/wet/damp... some word that means "swimming in the ocean near Hotel Denouement?" because that is where Kit was supposed to meet Widdershins... remember? some go back and read the part where Dewey falls into the pond... or I will... anyway.... neutral "Dewey shook his head one more time, this time very wildly in violent disagreement. He opened his mouth, and reached one hand out of the water, pointing past the Baudelaires toward the dark, dark sky as he struggled to utter the word he most wanted to say. "Kit," he whispered finally, and then, slipping from the grasp of the children, he disappeared into the dark water..." p. 236 I would like to see a link to where ever snicket said "that when Dewey died that he left the woman he made pergnant swimming/wet/damp" There's no hard evidence that he's the father, but in addition to saying "Kit" when he dies, and it saying that he left the woman he loved swimming, etc (which Kit was), it also says when Kit leaves in the taxi that she was heading further from the man she loved, most probably Dewey. Lotta clues throughout the book.
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Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2005 9:30 pm
I agree with paradoxical about the fact that Dewey might possibly be the father.
Also, I have a question. I didn't really get the part about the taxidriver. With all the descriptions Lemony Snicket made of the taxidriver that gave the Beaudelaires a choice, were we supposed to recognize him? If not.. anyone has a clue about who this man can be?
Hm.. am I alone, or do I have the feeling that the Beaudelaire's parents might have killed Count Olaf's parents.. or if not the Beaudelaire's parents other so called nobles.
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 11:26 am
death-light I agree with paradoxical about the fact that Dewey might possibly be the father.
Also, I have a question. I didn't really get the part about the taxidriver. With all the descriptions Lemony Snicket made of the taxidriver that gave the Beaudelaires a choice, were we supposed to recognize him? If not.. anyone has a clue about who this man can be?
Hm.. am I alone, or do I have the feeling that the Beaudelaire's parents might have killed Count Olaf's parents.. or if not the Beaudelaire's parents other so called nobles. I think (not sure about this) that the man was actually Lemony Snicket. I defenitely think that their parents killed Olaf's parents, it only makes sense with the poison darts. It would also give Olaf more incentive to have done so much bad stuff to them, in addition to trying to get their fortune.
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Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2005 8:19 pm
paradoxical death-light I agree with paradoxical about the fact that Dewey might possibly be the father.
Also, I have a question. I didn't really get the part about the taxidriver. With all the descriptions Lemony Snicket made of the taxidriver that gave the Beaudelaires a choice, were we supposed to recognize him? If not.. anyone has a clue about who this man can be?
Hm.. am I alone, or do I have the feeling that the Beaudelaire's parents might have killed Count Olaf's parents.. or if not the Beaudelaire's parents other so called nobles. I think (not sure about this) that the man was actually Lemony Snicket. I defenitely think that their parents killed Olaf's parents, it only makes sense with the poison darts. It would also give Olaf more incentive to have done so much bad stuff to them, in addition to trying to get their fortune.
True, true. 3nodding
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Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2005 9:02 pm
Felti585 Is it just me, or did it seem that Charles and Sir are a little more than "business" partners. One thing came to mind every time they were mentioned in the books: Waylon Smithers and Mr. Burns. xd
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2005 5:36 am
I found what I was looking for: (paraphrasing) they thought the boat would sink into the water, just asDewey did, leaving the woman he loved PREGNANT AND DISTRAUGHT. endquote
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2005 6:30 am
Darkwolven_Warrior I found what I was looking for: (paraphrasing) they thought the boat would sink into the water, just asDewey did, leaving the woman he loved PREGNANT AND DISTRAUGHT. endquote nicely done, thank you blaugh and it makes a little more sense than "the woman he made pergnant swimming/wet/damp", cause that's more direct that he's the father...
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