Mood

In my story "A Series of Unfortunate Events" the three Baudelaire children stay at a mill hoping that the bad guy (Count Olaf) doesn't find them. The author wants me to feel worried about them because in the story their are signs of him being closer than they think he is.antsnsnwjsjsmsmsjsjsjsissksksksksksk

Mood

       In my book "A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Miserable Mill" while the three Baudelaire children are at the mill they feel miserable. It makes me feel empathy for them. They have lost almost everything in their lives except eachother. And that makes me feel sad for them. It makes me feel that way because of how they lost everything, their house burnt down along with their parents.

Summary

In my book "A Series of Unfortunate Events" Klaus, Violet, and Sunny are sent to a mill where they will work there until Violet becomes 18. Since they have been there, they have hated it. But the owner of the mills assistant helps the children out by giving the, something to eat once in a while. He is sorta like the nice guy so far.

Foreshadowing

       In my book "A Series of Unfortunate Events; The Miserable Mill" there is a little bit of foreshadowing going on. When the Baudelaire children go to the Mills library there are only a few books. But one book had a cover with an eye on it. The same eye that was tattooed on to Count Olaf's ankle. A little before that event there was a building shaped like his head. Tall and skinny with windows shiny like his eyes. Could this all mean that Count Olaf is watching them with a another plan to steal their fortune? I

Exposition

       Three children that go by the "Boudelair Children". They are Sunny who is 3, Klaus who is 13, and Violet who is 15. They arrive at mill where they will work and work until Violet -the oldest boudelair- becomes of age (18). They get dropped off at the mill by a man named Mr. Poe. He is the person who arranges their legal guardians because the children were orphans. At the mill they find a note saying "Welcome to your new home." The children are gloomy and don't seem satisfied with their new home because it's a mill for wood. They had no idea they were going to have to work when they arrived. The owner of the mill said that in exchange they will be given dinner, gum, and protection from Count Olaf. A man who has killed previous legal gaurdians of the children for his evil plans to steal the children's fortune. The children don't think it's a good deal but can't do anything about it.

Blog 1

I am reading A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Miserable Mill. It's about three kids who get adopted by people who they are not so happy about. The reason they are being adopted is because their parents died in a mansion fire not too long ago. The children are rich but are not yet of age to gain access to the money. While in adoption an evil man named "Count Olaf" is planning to steal their fortune with his genius yet evil plans. Usually the,you end up failing with the children out smarting him. But how long will their luck last in this book?