Nothing is worse than a convenience store that is in the middle of nowhere, and a van full of singing volunteers. This leg of the Baudelaire's journey would send any sane reader to the "Confused and frustrated that any person could survive this long" ward. Needless to say the orphans are cutting it close and this is saying a lot when knives are involved.

With his whole troupe available Count Olaf is taking few risks dealing with these children. Will he be able to devise a plot to secures the Baudelaire fortune as his own? It is safe to say that although he may get close their are still books in the series. As long as the orphans keep their whits about them, which means to stay alert that Olaf tends to get close to them where ever they go rather than literally having their whits in a general location.

Good luck Baudelaire orphan's, and know that the world is watching and waiting. Perhaps Snicket will even arrive in time to lend you children a helping hand. That is to say that we hope the hand he lends you is attached to someone useful like a doctor or an FBI agent with documents for arresting count Olaf and his goons. Whatever hand may find you to help or hurt my hands will be clenched to these fascinating tales.