LaKresha

What would you do if while sitting at the beach, you and your two siblings were notified that your house had been burnt to ashes? . . . That your parents were in the house fire? . . . Being passes around from foster home to foster home, the Baudelaire children, Violet, Sunny, and Klaus, knew how it felt.

In the book, the Hostile Hospital by ,Lemony Snicket they are living at a ‘hostile hospital' . . . Well not actually sent to live there, but camped out at the hospital until the morning came. The thing about this hospital was that it was only half-way built ? ? ? The three children all took jobs filing papers at t the finished half of the building. Along the middle of the book, Count Olaf arrives. If you don't already know, Count Olaf is their ‘somewhere along the line' cousin that is trying to steal their fortune, so every time when they move him and his crew always shows up to bring about ‘a series of unfortunate events'. He and his crew dress up as doctors to perform a surgery on the eldest Baudelaire, Violet, when really he is trying to kill her. By the end of the book, Violet, Klaus, and Sunny escape the people and hide in a storage closet. One of the crew members sets the hospital on fire, thinking it would kill the Baudelaires. Escaping the fire, having no place to hide furthermore, they get into the trunk of Count Olaf's car. What else is in store for the Baudelaires? You will have to read the next series book to figure out.

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