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Rohith Bolineni
is on page 185 of 272
My favorite part of the book is when the Baudelaire Orphans went to the village VFD. VFD was such a mysterious place. The author used sensory details. The way the other described the setting,made me want to keep reading the book.
— Oct 02, 2013 09:07AM
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Rohith Bolineni
is on page 259 of 272
The theme of my book is negative and positive. The negative theme is something bad will happen no matter how hard you try. The positive theme is keep on trying you will eventually get what you want. An example of this is Count Olaf still has the Quagmire triplets for a long time which is negative. An example of the positive theme is Count Olaf still hasn't captured them.
— Oct 23, 2013 09:27AM
Rohith Bolineni
is on page 230 of 272
There are three protagonists in this book but the main one is the oldest sister in the Baudelaire Orphans, Violet. An example in the story that helps the reader know more about the protagonist is when Hector is taking the orphans home and Violet asked if there would be any tools to invent to help the Quagmires. The dialogue tells you that Violet loves solving problems by inventing.
— Oct 19, 2013 08:00AM
Rohith Bolineni
is on page 200 of 272
Suspense is a method the author uses to grab the reader's attention. The author uses it to make the reader read more. When the author described the setting he used suspense by saying there is a lot of fog at the village.
— Oct 07, 2013 07:46AM
Rohith Bolineni
is on page 180 of 272
Foreshadowing is clues in a book that will help you identify what will happen later on in the book. When the Baudelaire Orphans wanted to go to a village called VFD, I knew that Count Olaf has set up a plan to capture the orphans. It foreshadowed the conflict. The book is part of a long series. The book before this book said that VFD is where the Baudelaire Orphans friends' are.
— Sep 28, 2013 08:31AM
Rohith Bolineni
is on page 120 of 272
The book is told from a third person limited point of view. You know what the main characters are thinking but not the villain's thoughts. An example of this is when Mr.Poe the guy who picks their next guardian says they are going to live in a Village. The main characters immediately reacted to VFD(one of the villages) by saying "We'll Live There"! They all knew Count Olaf the villain had to be there.
— Sep 21, 2013 12:24PM
Rohith Bolineni
is on page 70 of 272
The protagonists of the book are the Baudelaire Orphans and the antagonist is Count Olaf. Without the Baudelaire Orphans,Count Olaf wouldn't be looking for them or trying to capture them. Count Olaf was the orphan's first guardian since their parents died. Without Count Olaf, the Baudelaire Orphans would be safe and happy and not in chaos.
— Sep 14, 2013 12:49PM
Rohith Bolineni
is on page 70 of 272
The protagonists of the book are the Baudelaire Orphans and the antagonist is Count Olaf. Without the Baudelaire Orphans,Count Olaf wouldn't be looking for them or trying to capture them. Count Olaf was the orphan's first guardian since their parents died. Without Count Olaf, the Baudelaire Orphans would be safe and happy and not in chaos.
— Sep 14, 2013 12:49PM
Rohith Bolineni
is on page 46 of 272
One sensory detail that I found is "Just walk toward that hazy black blur out there on the horizon". This quote made me understand that he Baudelaire Orphans are going to get more bad luck. The setting seems like something in a horror movie.
— Sep 07, 2013 09:39AM
Rohith Bolineni
is on page 46 of 272
One sensory detail that I found is "Just walk toward that hazy black blur out there on the horizon". This quote made me understand that he Baudelaire Orphans are going to get more bad luck. The setting seems like something in a horror movie.
— Sep 07, 2013 09:38AM
Rohith Bolineni
is on page 5 of 272
The Vile Village is a must read for people who love a story about struggle. Count Olaf is a psycho-path who is trying to capture the Baudelaire Orphans. It is very interesting to read how the Baudelaires escape Count Olaf's Plans.
— Aug 29, 2013 07:39AM

