Lemony H. Snicket (
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Journal the Twelfth
[Filtered Away From Sunny Baudelaire]
To My Fellow Residents,
It is never a pleasant thing to lose the company of a friend or loved one... I am sure most of you know the experience well from your time here in Paradisa, if not from you lives before, as well. Those who are left behind must pick up the pieces and carry on as best they can. But sometimes there are holes that cannot completely be accounted for... In this case, the knowledge and expwrience of caring for a young child. While my remaining ward, Sunny, is presently experiencing the pros and cons of having the body and full vocabulary of a young woman, I am not certain how long this twist of fate will last, and shall soon have to care for her as her proper age of two. Though Sunny is a very smart and resourceful girl, capable of doing much children her own age cannot, there are still bound to be things she will need that I may find myself unprepared for. Though I have never been fond of the idiom "it takes a village to raise a child", the advice of a castle may still be of infinite use, and greatly appreciated.
With all due respect,

To My Fellow Residents,
It is never a pleasant thing to lose the company of a friend or loved one... I am sure most of you know the experience well from your time here in Paradisa, if not from you lives before, as well. Those who are left behind must pick up the pieces and carry on as best they can. But sometimes there are holes that cannot completely be accounted for... In this case, the knowledge and expwrience of caring for a young child. While my remaining ward, Sunny, is presently experiencing the pros and cons of having the body and full vocabulary of a young woman, I am not certain how long this twist of fate will last, and shall soon have to care for her as her proper age of two. Though Sunny is a very smart and resourceful girl, capable of doing much children her own age cannot, there are still bound to be things she will need that I may find myself unprepared for. Though I have never been fond of the idiom "it takes a village to raise a child", the advice of a castle may still be of infinite use, and greatly appreciated.
With all due respect,

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Lemony Snicket
-Galadriel.
Lady Galadriel, to end
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What questions would you ask, then? Or do you yet know?
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Filtered for all above
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[She frowned, thinking on it.]
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I will, however, admit that the diapers are a daunting concept.
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It's somewhat awkward, knowing so much about her and so little all at once.
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Maybe you should take advantage of her loss to get to know her a little better.
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Mr. Snicket
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[Any friend/ward of Lemony's is definitely a friend of hers.]
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[that filter]
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Lemony Snicket - written in mechanically neat print.
Sure right now she's a grown woman but under that, after this goes away she's still a kid and she needs protection, caring, boundaries and guidance. But to tell you the truth most of that is just bullshit, anyone can offer that, I know I did the orphan thing myself.
What she is going to need, more than anything, is a sense of family, doesn't matter if it's blood or choice. She's going to need that, it'll make her feel safe. Go without that and... you fuck a kid up that way.
[Trust her on this one, seriously.]
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You speak very truly - some of the Baudelaires' best previous guardians were completely unrelated to them. Have we spoken before...?
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