[ SECRET POST #2435 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2435 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

FWIW, I agree. I also think Unfortunate Events was a lot more morally sophisticated--I was really appalled by the implications of the later Potter books. (Like, Unforgivables cast by Harry? No big deal! Compared to the Baudelaires seriously angsting about stuff like tricking Hal in the hospital archives, or the sympathetic portrayal of the girl from the submarine.)

I will never stop laughing at some of Sunny's references. I'll take "Godot?" "MacGuffin!" and making her own staples over Bat Bogeys anyday. And anyone who can sneak that Philip Larkin poem into a children's book is nifty.

Also, my mom went to a signing to get the Unauthorized Biography for me as a surprise, during a time I was away at college and also seriously ill, and he wrote me a REALLY nice note when, knowing my mom, she probably told him more than he wanted to know in response to "Does she enjoy good health?"