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    Unfortunate

    By: Tessa Herzer


    Teacher: Mrs. Egan
    7
    th
    grade composition

    Introduction
    Reason/Reasons for writing about my
    research topic.
    I wanted to prove that books are most
    always better than the movie.
    Doing this paper helped me to understand
    this concept better.
    This paper helps improve my knowledge on
    understanding movies and books.
    Thesis Statement
    Why the first 4 books of a Series of
    Unfortunate Events are better than the
    movie version because the books give
    more detail about a certain at one time,
    while the movie spreads out thin
    information.
    Fact 1
    The children, Violet, Clause,and Sunny,
    find out they have lost everything; their
    house and parents. In the movie the movie
    they find out about their parents at the
    beginning and their burned down house at
    the end.
    Evidence 2
    When the children meet Count Olaf you are
    told that he is evil and of his evil intentions.
    While in the movie you are just told he is
    evil at the beginning and you find out his
    intentions at the end.
    Evidence 3
    In the books you are told that the children's
    parents had spyglasses and tried to prevent
    mysterious fires that killed themselves and
    their family. The movie tells you that their
    aunt, Josephine, had a picture of their family
    and they all had spyglasses while later on
    you are told they tried to prevent the
    mysterious fires.
    Evidence 4
    In the book Count Olaf does a play about a
    girl (Violet) who is going to get married to a
    count(Count Olaf) and at the end of the
    play he explains how he has their fortune.
    When you watch the wedding in the movie
    he does the play at the beginning of the
    movie and explains how he has the fortune
    at the end of the movie.
    Evidence 5
    When they meet aunt Josephine in the
    book they tell you she is afraid of
    everything, especially the docks because
    he husband died at the docks. In the movie
    aunt Josephine only tell you she is afraid of
    the docks but when they have to go rescue
    her you are told why she is afraid of the
    docks.
    Evidence 6
    When the children meet their Uncle Monty
    they find out about his love of snakes
    through his speech but in the movie you
    find out about his love of snakes when he
    shows the children his reptile room.
    Evidence 7
    When you read the books you are told that
    their parents sent them a letter and the
    children read it together and it was sent
    when they were alive. It also had another
    spyglass. In the movie Violet and Clause
    talk about the letter but you never see it
    until the end.
    Evidence 8
    My last evidence is in the book Count Olaf
    says he wanted supper done for him and
    his theater group by eight o clock. In the
    movie he tells the children that he wants
    supper done for him and his theater group.
    Once they are almost done he tells them
    that he wanted supper done by eight o
    clock.
    Conclusion
    In conclusion the books are better than the
    movie because the books give keep the
    information together while the movie
    spreads out the information.
    Work Cited
    Works Cited:
    Snicket, Lemony, and Brett Helquist. A Series of Unfortunate
    Events. New York: HarperCollins, 1999. Print : Book 1.
    Snicket, Lemony, and Brett Helquist. A Series of Unfortunate
    Events. New York: HarperCollins, 1999. Print : Book 2.
    Snicket, Lemony, and Brett Helquist. A Series of Unfortunate
    Events. New York: HarperCollins ,1999. Print : Book 3.

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