the wide window series of unfortunate events

Aunt Josephine is still afraid of realtors, but in the series, they call them real estate agents.In the book, Aunt Josephine takes them to their room first in the tv show, she takes them to the library first.When Sunny says 'delmo', she's offering to bite the telephone to prove it's harmless in the book in the series, it's to call Aunt Josephine crazy.In the series, she is dark skinned with her hair everywhere. In the book, Josephine is portrayed as a 'pale woman with her white hair piled high on top of her head in a bun'.When the children are discussing exchanging their gifts amongst themselves, in one shot Sunny puts her rattle in a bowl, and in the next, it's on the table.As the taxi drives up toward Josephine's house, the taxi driver's mouth does not move as he speaks.The lady selling pickles specifically says 'Very Fresh Dill', one of the many pokes at V.F.D.

Vincent (Newswoman) - Stefania Indelicato.White-Faced Woman #1 - Jacqueline Robbins.Henchperson of Indeterminate Gender - Matty Cardarople.Meanwhile, Father and Mother steal a plane and escape after receiving a coded message. Klaus finds a suicide note that once again named Count Olaf as their guardian. They rush down and find that Aunt Josephine has jumped to her death. The children are left to think of their own escape plan but are interrupted when they hear a sound coming from downstairs. Unlike Monty, Josephine doesn't see through his disguise and the two go out to spend a romantic evening together. She has come with an uninvited guest: Captain Sham aka Count Olaf. Beneath the pictures, there is a book titled, “The Incomplete History of Secret Organizations.” Before they can read it Josephine returns and the children scramble to put everything back in its place. They manage to get Josephine's safe open and find pictures of the once 'fierce' woman. Violet, Sunny, and Klaus use this time to do a little snooping. Because of the approaching hurricane, Josephine leaves the children to go to the market and get supplies. She and her deceased husband Ike were once friends with Father and Mother and that they used to create secret codes when they would picnic together. She is also a stickler for grammar and corrects the children whenever they aren't grammatically correct. It's a peculiar home as they learn that the once 'fierce and formidable' Josephine is now afraid of everything.

The house in question hangs off the side of a cliff and nobody answers the door when the children ring the doorbell.Īunt Josephine greets them and welcomes them into her home. Poe to take a taxi up to their Aunt Josephine's house. The Baudelaire Children are left on Damocles Dock and instructed by Mr. The orphans arrive at the aptly named Lake Lachrymose to meet their widowed Aunt Josephine, a strict grammarian who's haunted by the past.ĭedication For Beatrice – I would much prefer it

The wide window series of unfortunate events