(Count Olaf x oc) Evangeline Baudelaire is the seventeen year old heir of the Baudelaire mansion, and lived a unreservedly normal life with her siblings, until a mysterious fire, and an actor had changed it forever. Please look away while you still can.

What if, amidst all the terrible, awful, unfortunate events that circled the Baudelaire's lives... there was, for a time, an unnoticed and unrecognized ounce of good? What if something good had been following them, trailing them, trying to catch up to them all this time? What about when they finally do? How will that change the children's lives? How will it change hers?

This, just like the books, film and show, is a series of unfortunate events. Only this does not focus on the Baudelaires. This is the Quagmires' series of unfortunate events. The fire in the beginning, the self sustaining hot air mobile home in the end, and all those things in the middle. This mainly focuses on Isadora and Duncan. Based on the Netflix TV show.

Arriving home after being away in London for medical studies, Klaus tries to balance his guardian's expectations that he court an eligible Isadora Quagmire with his unorthodox love for his older sister. He can't marry the one he loves, but vows to never marry without love. Are society or scandal the only choices for him in the late 1700's? Klaus/Violet

The bliss didn't last long. Years after their return from the island, Violet is thrown into misery once more. After starting her own fires, a certain not-so-dead villain reappears in her life and his plans are just as wicked as before.

When Duncan is caught drawing a picture of Klaus, bullies take over, the bullying gets worse, and he doesn't trust even his friends, but when Klaus takes over, standing up for him and making things right, by any means possible, despite his reputation and what will think, and the punishments he may endure he proves that friendship and love is worth fighting for.

The transition from child to adult is never easy. Volunteers are dying, villains are getting stronger... The Baudelaires and the Quagmires pick up where their parents left off in V.F.D., and they must do WHATEVER it takes to ensure the world stays quiet. There's no backing out, and failure is NOT an option.

In which a Very Fake Doctor makes a Villainous, Fiendish Decision regarding the Vexatious, Fiery Daughter of his greatest enemies. A story of Vanity, Fury, and Desire. (Rated T now, possibly M later)

Klaus continues to misbehave and Violet finally feels the need to teach her brother a lesson. Violet/Klaus

Klaus suggests a very naughty way to pass the time during an interminable car journey. Klaus/Violet

Lemony meets a doppelgänger (or so it seems) in the Clusterous Forest.

Bertrand reflects on the fact that he can't speak his wife's mother language, and realizes that love has no language.

Violet talks Klaus into a cross-country road trip to follow up on a vague lead left by an old VFD contact. Along the way the two hash out old misunderstandings, learning through their own journey that sometimes the road may not have gone where they intended it to go, but the two end up exactly where they need to be. Violet/Klaus

Violet Baudelaire has sacrificed herself for her siblings and another orphan much like herself. She has sacrificed herself to the man who has caused such terror for these four children since she was a mere fourteen. Well, she's no longer a child. No, she is an adult who has married her villainous enemy. And now, is her inventive mind noticing something in this strange marriage?

I should have seen it coming. I should have. Esmé was my legal guardian, for goodness sakes. I lived with her. And yet in spite of every sign, I was caught off guard.

"You'll never touch our fortune." Klaus snapped. The grin slipped from Olaf's face as a terrible expression crossed it. Still staring at Klaus with those wild angry eyes, he slowly snaked his arm around Violet's shoulders. She flinched. "Oh, Klaus." He said softly. "I think you'll find I can touch anything I like." The Marvellous Marriage has succeeded.

Dunclet, Kladora, Figley, and small mentions of other ships. A completely new story that takes place after The End! The Baudelaires and the Quagmires have reunited at last, and are starting a new life at the vastly improved Prufrock. But maybe it's not the paradise that it seems when strange events start happening and a figure from their past steps back into their lives...

A prequel to “The Perilous Parturiency.” Inspired by and incorporating the text of Vladimir Nabokov’s “Lolita.”

Violet has gone missing and others are too. It is up to Klaus, Duncan and their crush, Rose, to find them. Quiglet and relationship with my OC

Violet and Klaus settle a long standing dispute with something they simply call 'the game'. THE OBJECT OF THE GAME: Contestants race to retrieve a flag on the far end of the island. The first person back to the starting point in possession of the flag wins. THE RULES OF THE GAME: There are none. Violet/Klaus

everyone is in a polyamory exeot count olaf help

Klaus and Violet learn to navigate parenthood with newborn Beatrice, also learning to rely on each other along the way. Life hasn't been easy on them so far, but they soon realize, there's always something to hope for. Violet/Klaus!

This story is extremely unhappy.

Set after 3x06 because unfortunately this is not canon on the books. Charles was on his way to surprise Jerome at the Deneouement hotel, when he heard on his taxi the news that there was a fire at the hotel. Fortunately, Jerome managed to get out alive. Reunion happens.

Duncan Quagmire has not been called by that name for a long time. After the incident all he wanted to do was forget the past. But can an old friend convince him to remember? And is that friend only a friend... Dunclet and background Kladora.