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A 3 page report on “The Grim Grotto” by Lemony Snicket. No additional sources cited.
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3 pages (~225 words per page)
File: JR7_RAlemony.rtf
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11th book, "The Grim Grotto," the adventures of the Baudelaire orphans continues. The following paper presents a general book report on this particular book in the series. The
Grim Grotto The primary characters in this novel are the Baudelaire orphans, with the primary sibling being a young girl, Violet, who appears the be the strongest of them all.
The villain in this novel is the evil Count Olaf. The reason that Violet seems to be the most important is that she is the least likely to be afraid
of what comes their way. She is a young girl who is likely to argue with things and will not just sit back and do nothing. She is a very
strong willed young woman and thus leads her siblings on their journey. Her siblings can count on her to do what is right and to protect them as best she
can. The main conflict for Violet, and all the characters actually, is the journey to find a very important bowl of sugar. While doing this they must avoid Count Olaf.
If Violet were not a strong character, and a character who is usually not afraid, she would not get the other children through the novel. In terms of the
conflict that began the story, a reader would have to begin from the start, from the beginning of the books as the children set out on adventures seeking one thing
or another. This 11th book is really just a continuation of their journeys and really has no solid beginning if we only look at the 11th book. A reader could,
however, argue that much of the story revolves around the children finding shelter and safety with a group known as the VFD and the sugar bowl, in combination with helping
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