God's Grace

 me just rambling and venting abt the a series of unfortunate events finale- this show had no right to make me feel so much 😭 i finished it last night and it was so... so good . i wasn't expecting them to get a happy ending, of course, so when they semi-did, it was a real shocker. I cried when kit and count olaf died and also i just kept crying throughout the entire episode cuz i didn't want it to end. also... kit could've easily lived. according to my sister hannah, who's in nurse training rn, when you're in labour you can still eat. she could have easily taken a bite of that apple and been just fine... and she didn't have to leave Beatrice orphaned on an abandoned island with orphans.... and no adults. although, according to the web, the Bauelaires didn't really get a happy ending. I mean, besides the fact that everyone they had ever met died or betrayed them in the hotel denoument(most likely), they lost their parents and all potential guardians, and the...

So I've been watching through a series of unfortunate events (ASOUE for short), and in episode 7, the second to last of the season, they drop a plot twist that broke my heeaarrtt. It gives you the feels because in the beginning of the show, they warn you nothing good happens to the Baudelaire's, and we should just look away. We know their parents are dead, supposedly, but through a series of end scenes and eventually just scenes intertwined in the Baudelaire's own story, we meet the "mother" and "father" (as the credits name them). We are led to believe that these are their parents, still alive, and although Violet, Klaus, and Sunny have conversations about missing their parents, we remain hopeful for their inevitable return. We see some pretty cool build-up scenes with the parents, showing they are good fighters, so we know the Baudelaire's will finally be safe. But alas... in episode 7, after much build-up and anticipation, the parents and the Baud...