When the Baudelaire children were hired after arriving at the lumbermill, Charles couldn't believe Sir was willing to bring in child labor, but he caves into his partner's argument that it will teach them responsibility, the value of hard work, and how to make flat wooden boards out of trees. This is one of the few things Charles has suggested which Sir agreed to do, even though this said library only has three books available. Prior to The Miserable Mill, he was the one who insisted that the lumbermill have a library. His duties involve ironing Sir's shirts, cooking him omelettes, and making him milkshakes. He is the submissive one in his relationship with Sir, and he displays qualities similar to how Jerome Squalor has extreme difficulty standing up to Esmé Squalor. 4 Between The Miserable Mill and The Penultimate PerilĪlthough he is kind-hearted and tries to give the Baudelaires decent food like peaches and raisins at the lumbermill, Charles is a rather passive man with a penchant for being indecisive, and although he became friends with the Baudelaire children in The Miserable Mill, his lack of help left the three siblings in perilous situations at the lumber mill, in which they were forced to fend for themselves.
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