Klaus is talking with the man that has hooks instead of hands in Judge Strauss' library.
How did the man with hooks talk to Klaus?
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Question #2
Find in the chapter where Count Olaf talks about his comrade letting Sunny go.
What does "comrade"' mean in this context?
Question #9
Were there any words that weren't clear to you?
Question #4
Lemony Snicket described The Marvelous Marriage as in "insipid" play.
What does the word "insipid" mean in this context?
Question #8
Lemony Snickets writes "The law clearly states the document must be signed in the bride's own hand. Therefore, we can conclude that this marriage is invalid."
What does "invalid" mean in this context?
Question #7
When Violet was thinking hard she tied her long hair with a ribbon to keep it out of her eyes. She never wanted to be distracted by something as "trivial" as her hair.
What does "trivial" mean in this context?
Question #2
Most kids play with toys and books, but that isn't Count Olaf's style.
What did Count Olaf give Violet, Klaus, and Sunny to play with?
Question #6
The authors writes "With their parents dead and Count Olaf treating them abominably, the children were not used to kindness…."
What does "abominably" mean in this context?
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