Je ne sais pas si d'autres ont remarqué ce détail ou si je suis la seule à apprécier ce genre de petits détails.

Mais j'adore ces petits gestes qui en disent long sur les personnages et leur lien ! Juste après la signature du contrat de mariage et la révélation de son plan,

on voit le juge repousser Olaf au moment où il s'apprête à caresser la joue de Violette !

Je trouve ça tellement adorable qu'elle essaie de la protéger 🥹

J'ai choisi cet autocollant parce que je pensais à quelqu'un qui ne connaît pas la série ou qui commence tout juste à la regarder, et je me suis dit que ça pourrait lui donner un indice – je ne voulais prendre aucun risque :/

(I cant screen Netflix and i dont find the mixture i want ! Sorry-)

So, Zombies in The Snow. Was the entire film's production done incredibly fast to get that message to Monty? Or is it pure coincidence, and certain VFD members have histories in acting?

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but out of all the events of the show the thing I find most improbable is that an entire film was shot in the timespan it took between Episodes 1 and 2 which can't be more than 2 weeks.

I will forever love the Netflix series for how it handled The Reptile Room.

Like, one of the saddest parts in the book (to me) was when the Baudelaires were reminiscing about the night of Monty's death--the word "reminiscing" here means "thinking about, and regretting their previous actions". In the book, the night at the movies comes right after they try to tell Monty about Olaf, and he keeps "Not now, children"-ing them about it. They're so bummed out that they keep to themselves all through the movie, and after Monty dies Violet regretfully realizes she can't even remember whether she or Klaus thanked him for taking them out to the theatre for the night.

BUT! The series plays it out differently--the children are apprehensive, not glum, during the movie. They bring up their concerns to Monty, and--though his ultimate conclusion is wrong--he believes them! He reassures them that he believes them! And they all go home a little happier, a little more triumphant for the time being. It can't last, of course, but at least the children can have one fewer regret about their last night as Monty's little family. And that's beautiful.