Later that night, the children hear a loud crash. Despite Violet’s insistence, Aunt Josephine does not believe that Captain Sham could possibly be Count Olaf because Sham is so charming. He is a criminal known for his eccentricity and his disguises. For readers unfamiliar with the other books in the series, Count Olaf is the primary antagonist. Violet determines that Captain Sham is really Count Olaf, dressed in a disguise. Violet meets Captain Julio Sham, a sailor, while helping Aunt Josephine complete a shopping trip to the local grocery store. Aunt Josephine is kind, but fearful of almost everything in and out of her house. The lake is large enough to support occasional hurricanes. Aunt Josephine’s home is on a hill overlooking Lake Lachrymose. Poe, the banker in charge of the Baudelaire fortune, places Klaus, Sunny, and Violet, known also as the Baudelaire orphans, in the care of Aunt Josephine. The Wide Window begins not long after the events of The Reptile Room, the second installment of the series. Lemony Snicket is also a fictional character in All the Wrong Questions, a four-part series that is also a prequel to the A Series of Unfortunate Events series by the same author.
Lemony Snicket is the pen name of American novelist Daniel Handler. The Wide Window by Lemony Snicket is the third installment in the series A Series of Unfortunate Events.
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