While the chores are hard work, the villagers are often rude and unpleasant. Most of these are insanely difficult, boring, or pointless like making hot fudge sundaes for the Council of Elders. The Baudelaires spend their first morning and afternoon at V.F.D. I know Count Olaf like he was my own hand In this version, I have the Baudelaires defend Jacques Snicket’s innocence.įor we’d recognize him as a tall palm treeīut he sure as hell ain’t that man you presume It’s a test since he knows Benjamin is innocent.
In the original, Joseph’s brothers rise to their youngest brother’s defense after he accuses the young man of stealing his cup.
DETECTIVE DUPIN VILE VILLAGE TRIAL
The song I decided on for the trial is “Benjamin Calypso” from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. So they’ll have to wait until the following morning. The children protest and proclaim his innocence yet as it’s the case this series, the adults ignore them. But he doesn’t get the time to say his case. And he’s been following the Baudelaires for some time. The man identifies himself as Jacques Snicket, Lemony’s brother. So now the kids have to see through a trial of an innocent man who will be inevitably sentenced to death. He’s shorter, heavier, clean and tidy, and doesn’t have the same look in his eyes. But it’s obvious to the Baudelaires that this man isn’t Count Olaf. When Hector and the children reach the Town Hall, the find a man with a monobrow and an eye tattoo. In fact, it almost seems to good to be true. For these children, hearing that the man who terrorized them wherever they went must be the best news in the world. That afternoon, three members from the Council of Elders approach Hector and the Baudelaires and announce that Count Olaf has been captured.
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