In the TV series, Shirley is introduced earlier with Orwell who both visit the lumbermill.Surprisingly, there is no official book in the A Series of Unfortunate Events set that begins with the alliteration of the letter "D".
When Snicket mentions that he has a book in his closet written by Beatrice about why she could not marry him, he opens his closet to reveal the book, which is named The Dearest Darling. While the novel gives no dates as to when the events of The Miserable Mill occur, The Penultimate Peril: Part 2 features a copy of the Daily Punctilio on the accident at Lucky Smells Lumbermill, which is labelled as "LOCAL CITY NEWS AUGUST 23 ACCIDENT AT LUCKY SMELL" with the rest of the words cut off, implying that the few days the Baudelaires were at the Lumbermill occurred in late August. Quigley and Duncan Quagmire - Dylan Kingwell. Poe and the Baudelaires then begin singing the song " That's Not How the Story Goes." It is also revealed, by means of an old photograph, that Lemony Snicket and Count Olaf were both former students of the preparatory school. Snicket reveals that there they will meet and befriend the Quagmires, who are shown to be sitting just behind them. Orwell's accident is discovered by his wife, Eleanora, and takes them to Prufrock Preparatory School. Nearby, the Quagmire Mansion is burnt down by an unknown assailant, by means of a laser aimed through the window. This causes Orwell to trip and fall into the incinerator, while Count Olaf manages to escape with his Hook-handed associate. Now aware of their poor living and working conditions, the workers begin to revolt. By saying "inordinate," she manages to prevent Klaus from sawing Charles in half. In the nick of time, Violet figures out that the words "inordinate" and "fire" will snap Klaus and the workers out of their trance. 
The Baudelaires realize that that's why the workers are so mellow and they take it upon themselves to find a cure. Orwell has been giving the Mill workers "free eye exams" and has been hypnotizing them all these years. This will cause Sir to kick them out and leave them at the mercy of the Count.
They will use a hypnotized Klaus to stir up trouble around the Mill.
The optometrist and her secretary have come to put their dastardly plan into motion. However, like all of the other adults so far, he doesn't listen to their accusation. Orwell and Shirley, the Baudelaire children try to convince Sir that Shirley is really Count Olaf in disguise. Meanwhile, Violet works to clear her parents' names. Orwell, an optometrist with oddly optimistic patients. Klaus just isn't himself after seeing Dr.
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