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Personal Narrative: Count Olaf
As a child I remember watching Violet, Klaus, and baby Sunny struggle with their closest relative, Count Olaf, and all the evil things he tried to do to them just to get their fortune they inherited from their parents in a tragic fire that burned their home that the parents were still in parents were inside. This tragic incident forces them to live with their distant relative that they have never even heard about. Soon after they arrive they know that Count Olaf is up to no good and that they are going to have some problems with their new guardian. These three kids put up an awesome exhilarating fight against their evil relative to preserve their future. As a kid I watched this movie over and over because I loved it so much, yes I used to be
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