Physical Appearance
In the movie Violet's hair color is different: it is colored light brown, whereas in the book her hair is dark brown or black.In the movie, her hair is also very straight, whereas in the books, it is depicted as flicking or curling towards the ends, and as occasionally curling, especially when it has not been brushed. Her clothes are different, as she wears a black dress, with the blue coat which is worn later. The dress notably has a lower sleeve with a V-shaped end, a feature which is common in science fiction, especially in space operas. Violet is described by Snicket in The Bad Beginning as having pleasant facial features, and later on as being very pretty. In the books, she wears a purple coat with her hair in a ribbon (when she is thinking of new inventions).
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