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A Series of Unfortunate Events is a series of 13 children's novels by Lemony Snicket, which follows the turbulent lives of Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Baudelaire after their parents' death in a fire. 

What would be a good summary of series of unfortunate events #8 or any other book?

the baudelaires wash up on a very random island, and meet a guy named Ishmael who is never mentioned before, and they are there with Count Olaf, ut Kit Snicket washes up a little later. They think the island is far from the treachery of the world, only to find out that Ishmael is very treacherous indeed after finding out he eats the island's bitter apples instead of the food every other islander eats. 
                                               the snake known as the Incredible Deadly Viper unexpectedly makes its return, and leads the Baudelaires under the bitter apple tree, where a library and kitchen exist. This is where Ishmael had been retreating to. Ishmael, trying to protect the people, and believing and knowing that Count Olaf was bad, shoots Olaf in the stomach with the harpoon gun... except under Olaf's shirt is the helmet full of Medusoid Mycelium. 
                       Everybody is harmed by the fungus and has one hour to live, but the Baudelaires are the only ones who know the antidote for Medusoid Mycelium: horseradish. Looking for horseradish in the underground kitchen and in a very important book called A Series Of Unfortunate Events, the Baudelaires find an entry by their parents, and discover that the apples on the tree are bitter because they contain horseradish, a hybrid plant that their mother designed. 

The kids race back to the island, but the entire population is sailing towards the mainland, infected with the poisonous fungus, and Kit Snicket is going into labor. They cannot carry her back to shore, so they tell Count Olaf to do one good thing in his life, and he helps Kit to shore, giving her a very surprising kiss. But the Baudelaires notice that he has a wound in his stomach, and a few minutes later he lies down and, clutching his stomach, dies. Moments before he dies, Olaf mentions their parents, and Klaus quietly says, "You killed them". and Olaf does not say yes or no, but it is implied that Klaus is right. The Baudelaires deliver Kit's baby, but Kit dies during the night. 

What will be consider a series of unfortunate events?

                                             The definition of "a series of unfortunate events" (not to be confused with the children's book and movie) is just that, A series of events (generally random or perceived as such) that lead to a larger conclusion that is generally bad. 
Ben Franklin (I believe) gave a good example it follows: 
For the want of a nail the shoe was lost (because the horse shoe was not properly nailed onto the hoof it fell off) 
For the want of a shoe the horse was lost 
For the want of a horse the rider was lost 
For the want of the rider, the message was lost 
For the want of the message to battle was lost 
For the want of the battle the war was lost 
All for the want of a nail.

Questions and answers from reptile room series of unfortunate events?

Questions
1. Who is Dr. Lucafont? 
2. Why didn't the children want to end up in the same car as stephano? 
3. What is the childrens plan to stop Olaf? 
4. What did Klaus find out about the Mamba du Mal? 
5. How did Sunny keep the adults distracted? 
6. Why was it so bad that stephano bragged about how much he knew about snake? 
7. What did Violet want to find in stephanos Suitcase? 
8. How did Violet explain uncle montys death? 
9. How did Violet prove that stephano is Count Olaf 
10. What happens to all of uncle Montys snakes 
11. What will happen to the Baudelaire children?

Answers 

1- One of Olaf's cronies. 
2- As one of your other questions says, Stephano is Count Olaf, the guy who is planning to kill them and steal all their money. If you can't figure out why they don't want to get into a car with him, there's not much hope for you. 
3- For some reason, their plan always involves exposing him to the same group of adults who never do anything useful to stop him. 
4- It's poisonous. And if I remember correctly, it kills its victims in like the exact way Monty died. 
5- I forget. Read the book, and find out. 
6- Because he mentioned a bunch of facts that turned out to be completely wrong, exposing him as a fraud. 
7- The same poison that killed Monty. 
8- Can't remember for sure, but probably that Stephano/Olaf injected him with poison. 
9- Sunny playing with the supposedly "incredibly deadly viper", proving it was harmless (Stephano had claimed it was extremely dangerous. 
10- They form an underground union of abandoned snakes, who are secretly the ones coordinating the rest of the series. No, in all seriousness, they get sold off. 
11- Several books worth of adventures! Basically they go from place to place, with most of it being some variation on "the Baudelaires go somewhere which has an evil incompetent adult and/or a nice but clueless adult looking after them, Olaf somehow gets involved and kills the good adult (and sometimes the bad one) and tries to kidnap the Baudelaires. They see through him, nobody else believes them, and eventually they are forced to flee after Olaf's scheme goes awry".

What story can I relate to The Series Of Unfortunate Events?

according to "Unfortunate Events" movie (which i enjoyed), and thought it was basically a Charles Dickens-type story, something like Little Dorrit," "Oliver Twist," "David Copperfield" or Nicholas Nickleby." In other words, a poor orphan is thrust out into a cruel world where he/she meets alternating good and bad people who help or hurt, until he/she finally triumphs.