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An overview of lemony snicket's 'a series of unfortunate events', focusing on the novel's use of allusions to historical figures, literature, and mythology, as well as rhetorical devices such as acronyming, alliteration, and puns. The text also explores the intertextual connections between the novel and various literary works and authors.
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Acronyming: VFD: Verbal Fridge Dialogue, Village of Fowl Devotees,
Alliteration: Briny Beach, Caligary Carnival, Curdled Cave, Daedalus Dock
Count Olaf’s Disguises: Al Funcoot, Staphano, Captain Sham, Foreman Flacutono, Coach Genghis, Gunther, Detective Dupin, Mattathias, Surgeon Flacutono
Ersatz: Elevator, Rope, Guadrian, Imaginings
Gothic and Death References: Grim River, Hotel Denouement, Memento Mori, Mortmain Mountains, Salmonella Cafe
Puns: Operating Theatres, Stiletto Heels
Kaus’s Research: grammar books, gum and log scraper, Village of Fowl Devotees Rules, Madam Lulu’s library, V.F.D. Library
Sunny’s Bites: Edgar Poe’s shoes, hoked-handed man’s fake arms, Count Olaf’s wooden leg, Dr. Orwell’s sword, staples, wall of the elevator, eye of the Fowl Fountain, file cabinets, ivy on the roller coaster, Judge Strauss’s hand, canned food, kitchen table
Violet’s Inventions: Grappling Hook, lock pick noise making device, noisy shoes, rope, paperclip and ribbon keychain, ice shoes, drag chute
Snow Scouts are accomodating, basic, calm, darling, emblematic, frisky, grinning, human, innocent, jumping, kept, limited, meek, nap-loving, official, pretty, quarantined, recent, scheduled, tidy, understandable, victorious, wholesome, xylophone, young, and zippered—every morning, every afternoon, every night, and all day long!*
*Take a big breath and make a long, airy sound, as if imitating the wind.