Each week I will share on my blog as well as Instagram a new title. Some so long I’ve forgotten that they are there, and have purchased duplicate copies.

Beatrice married the Baudelaire’s father, and not Lemony Snicket, which even though Snicket accepted, left him heartbroken.Good morning, everyone! We’re almost on the weekend, how awesome is that? 😀 We reached another Thursday, the day for my darling Mandy’s meme, from The Reading Diaries! Another edition of the #DustOffYourBookShelf is on!ĭust off your Bookshelf was originally created to share books that have been on my “to read pile” for a long time. That’s why in the second episode of the Netflix show Lemony Snicket has a blurry photograph of “someone” and makes mentions that he once wanted to marry this person but they turned him down. He was in love with her, but it didn’t work out. If you’re a fan of Harry Potter, here’s the way to think about it: Lemony Snicket is like Snape and Beatrice is like Lily Potter.

At this point the Netflix show has not revealed this fact, and will likely not reveal this fact until possibly, the last season of the show. And that’s because Beatrice’s last name is Beatrice Baudelaire and she is the mother of Klaus, Violet, and Sunny. But, though it occurs offscreen, Beatrice actually dies in the very first episode of the show. Major spoilers for A Series of Unfortunate Events follow.Īt the beginning of every episode of the the new Netflix show, there is a dedication to an unseen character named “Beatrice,” who is quite dead. But why is he so obsessed with them? Beyond just being a good and decent person, why does Lemony Snicket personally feel so compelled to tell the tales of the Baudelaire orphans? While we can’t imagine the lives of these children without Snicket helping us understand their journey little by little, there was a time, years and years before the story began that he might have had different motives all together. And though Snicket doesn’t interact with the three heroic orphans directly in the new Netflix series, his past life helped to shape the world in which they live. Lemony Snicket is more than just a quirky, dry-witted narrator in A Series of Unfortunate Events, he’s a character with a vested interest in telling the tale of the Baudelaire Orphans: Klaus, Violet, and Sunny.

The beatrice letters by lemony snicket