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| rdfs:label | - The Reptile Room
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| rdfs:comment | - Le Laboratoire aux Serpents (The Reptile Room) est le second tome de la série des Désastreuses Aventures des orphelins Baudelaire par Daniel Handler.
- The Reptile Room (1999) is the second novel in A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket. In the novel, the Baudelaire children are in for another adventure. Upon arriving at their new guardian's, Dr. Montgomery's, home seem like a dream come true. He is a herpetologist who has an entire room devoted to exotic snakes. The Baudelaire children's hopes are too soon let down when Count Olaf makes a devastating come back into their lives. Image:Nuvola apps bookcase.png This article is a stub. You can help the My English Wiki by [ expanding it].
- After being taken away from their horrible guardian Count Olaf, the three Baudelaire children are taken by Mr. Poe to their new guardian, Dr. Montgomery Montgomery, who lives on Lousy Lane, in a house that smells like horseradish. According to Mr. Poe, Dr. Montgomery is the Baudelaire's "late father's cousin's wife's brother. Dr. Montgomery, or "Uncle Monty" as he prefers to be called, is a short, chubby man with a round red face. He invites the children in for coconut cream cake (or in Sunny's case, a carrot). He is much of a more friendly man rather than Count Olaf, and gives the children free rein in the house. Each of the children can have their own room. Monty tells the children that they will be going on an expedition to Peru, once his new assistant, Stephano, arrives. He says that h
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| ex-libris | - En haut, les Orphelins Baudelaire, en bas, Olaf en Stéphano.
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| exlibris | - Top: Baudelaire children
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| indice final | - L'inscription "Sangsues Chaudelarmes" au dos du manutentionnaire préfigurent leur apparition ; certains ont avancé que la fumée du cigare est censée évoquer une vague du lac.
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| Auteur | - Lemony Snicket/Daniel Handler
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| Titre français | - Le Laboratoire aux reptiles
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| Série | - Les Désastreuses Aventures des Orphelins Baudelaire
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| Genre | - Gothic fiction, absurdist fiction and mystery
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| Border | - Nine White, Black, and Red Snakes
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| abstract | - Le Laboratoire aux Serpents (The Reptile Room) est le second tome de la série des Désastreuses Aventures des orphelins Baudelaire par Daniel Handler.
- After being taken away from their horrible guardian Count Olaf, the three Baudelaire children are taken by Mr. Poe to their new guardian, Dr. Montgomery Montgomery, who lives on Lousy Lane, in a house that smells like horseradish. According to Mr. Poe, Dr. Montgomery is the Baudelaire's "late father's cousin's wife's brother. Dr. Montgomery, or "Uncle Monty" as he prefers to be called, is a short, chubby man with a round red face. He invites the children in for coconut cream cake (or in Sunny's case, a carrot). He is much of a more friendly man rather than Count Olaf, and gives the children free rein in the house. Each of the children can have their own room. Monty tells the children that they will be going on an expedition to Peru, once his new assistant, Stephano, arrives. He says that his old assistant, Gustav, had suddenly and suspiciously resigned. The children are fascinated by the many snakes in the Reptile Room, a giant hall in which Monty's reptile collection is stored. They meet The Incredibly Deadly Viper, which Monty has only recently discovered. The snake's name is a misnomer since it is harmless; Monty intends to use it to play a practical joke on the Herpetologist Society in revenge for them ridiculing his name, Montgomery Montgomery. The three children are each given jobs in the Reptile Room: Violet is given the job of inventing traps for new snakes found in Peru, Klaus is told to read books on snakes to help advise Uncle Monty and Sunny's job is to bite ropes into usable pieces. She also befriends the Incredibly Deadly Viper. When Stephano arrives, the children realize that he is Count Olaf in disguise. They try to warn Monty, but Stephano foils these attempts. Eventually, Monty does realize Stephano is evil but believes Stephano to be an impostor sent to steal the Incredibly Deadly Viper. Monty explains this all to the astonished orphans and tears Stephano's ticket to Peru up, saying that Stephano will not be going on the trip with them. Stephano threatens the children privately later, hinting at a plot he has for them when they reach Peru. They tell him that Monty won't let him go with them and Stephano becomes furious. On the day they are to leave for Peru, they discover Monty's dead body in the Reptile Room. He has two tiny puncture holes under his left eye, and Stephano claims that he has been bitten by a snake. Stephano still intends to take the children to Peru, where he will more easily find a way to get his hands on their fortune. However, as they are leaving the estate, Stephano's car crashes into that of Mr. Poe. They return to the house, where Poe and Stephano discuss what to do with the children. The Baudelaires try to prove that it was Stephano who killed Monty. Meanwhile, the children realize that they'll need evidence to expose Stephano's scheme. Klaus and Sunny stage a diversion in which the Incredibly Deadly Viper pretends to attack Sunny to allow Violet time to find and open Stephano's suitcase. Stephano blows his cover when he informs Mr. Poe that Sunny is not in danger as the viper is harmless. Soon, the Baudelaires will be assigned to yet another guardian. They watch as Monty's reptile collection is taken away by Bruce. They watch as the car containing the Incredibly Deadly Viper drives off into the night, and they hope to have a more fortunate guardian soon.
- The Reptile Room (1999) is the second novel in A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket. In the novel, the Baudelaire children are in for another adventure. Upon arriving at their new guardian's, Dr. Montgomery's, home seem like a dream come true. He is a herpetologist who has an entire room devoted to exotic snakes. The Baudelaire children's hopes are too soon let down when Count Olaf makes a devastating come back into their lives. Image:Nuvola apps bookcase.png This article is a stub. You can help the My English Wiki by [ expanding it].
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