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Lemony Snicket:
The Unauthorized Autobiography

The Prospero

(UA.95) The face of Sailor Snicket in the photo is obscured. Is this an indication that he is Lemony?
The sailors pictured are:

Gantos (Jack?)*

Eager (Edward?)*

Kerr (Katharine?)*

Whelan (Gloria?)*

Cleary (Beverly?)*

Snyder (Gary?)*

Sones (Sonya?)*

Seibold (J. Otto?)*

Walsh (Vivian?)*

Selznick (Brian?)*

Creech (Sharon?)*

Danziger (Paula?)*

Konigsberg (Ira?)*

Lowry (Lois?)*

Scieszka (Jon?)*

Griffin (Peni R?)*

Snicket (Lemony?)*

Dahl (Roald?)*

Woodson (Jacqueline?)*

Bellairs (John?)*

Kalman (Maira?)*

Peck (Richard?)*

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(UA.96-98) In a letter packaged with a disguise kit, Jacques tells Lemony to get instructions for leaving the country at The Anxious Clown.
(UA.109) Letter from J picked up from at The Anxious Clown. "When you present the second ticket, you should be disguised as a sailor."
(UA.110) Post script indicates that the letter is addressed to Lemony Snicket.
(3.43) Count Olaf's Captain Sham disguise includes a blue sailor hat, black eye patch and peg leg.

(UA.112) Prospero boarding pass reads:
"Our latch string is hanging out / For true friends, old and new / You're welcome here, so come inside, / We've saved a place for you."
The same poem is found on a sign in the post card on UA.155. This same post card carries a Shakespeare stamp on the reverse (UA.156), indicating that the card to Mr. Snicket is from someone affiliated with the Prospero.

(UA.153) An associate of Olaf, disguised as a cow "Approached a married couple who apparently own the Prospero to ask if any reptiles had recently boarded the ship. Couple, alarmed by talking cow, refused to participate."

(UA.156) "One of O's henchmen, disguised as a cow, approached us asking about Dr. Montgomery's reptiles. Don't worry -- we did not mention anything concerning our assistance with the Incredibly Deadly Viper -- but we hear that the henchman could use his disguise to cause trouble at Valorous Farms Dairy."

(UA.112) "Every Ship Has Its Own Fun!" from Prospero boarding pass

(UA.113) "Every Ship Has Its Own Schedule." from VFD Prospero boarding pass

(3.50) "Captain Sham's Sailboats. Every boat has it's own sail." from grammatically incorrect phoney business card of Count Olaf

The Unauthorized Autobiography

Lemony Snicket: The Unauthorized Autobiography The Prospero

Lemony Snicket:
The Unauthorized Autobiography

The Prospero