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The henchperson was first seen by the Baudelaires when they, along with the rest of the troupe, sang a song to the orphans as they entered Count Olaf's house. They seemed to be the least "evil" of the troupe, likely only participating in Olaf's treachery due to being afraid to stand up to their boss. We're still waiting for You-Know-Who."Ī henchperson of indeterminate gender was a socially awkward yet highly intelligent actor of unknown gender as well as one of the villainous Count Olaf's former associates and a former member of the Count's original theatre troupe. Warning: This post contains major spoilers for Season 3!

The Bad Beginning: Part One, The Bad Beginning: Part Two, The Reptile Room: Part Two, The Wide Window: Part One, The Wide Window: Part Two, The Austere Academy: Part One, The Austere Academy: Part Two, The Ersatz Elevator: Part One, The Ersatz Elevator: Part Two, The Vile Village: Part One, The Vile Village: Part Two, The Hostile Hospital: Part One, The Hostile Hospital: Part Two, Carnivorous Carnival: Part One, Carnivorous Carnival: Part Two, Slippery Slope: Part One, Slippery Slope: Part Two Henchperson of Indeterminate Gender, Lucafont Olaf (formerly), Count Olaf's theatre troupe (formerly), Fernald (formerly), Bald Man, White-Faced Woman #1, White-Faced Woman #2, Stage Manager (formerly), Nero Feint (formerly), Esmé Squalor (formerly), Olivia Caliban (formerly), Hugo (formerly), Colette (formerly), Kevin (formerly), Man with Beard but No Hair (formerly), Woman with Hair but No Beard (formerly)