The Hostile Hospital

Across

2. A medical instrument used to listen to someone's heart or breathing.
3. The massive room filled with filing cabinets containing the crucial Baudelaire file
8. A feeling of worry or unease about being discovered by Count Olaf's troupe.
9. A two-way communication system used by Count Olaf to broadcast terrifying announcements.
11. A word which here means totally lacking the skills to run a safe medical facility.
14. A drug that causes temporary loss of bodily sensation, used to put Violet to sleep.
16. A medical doctor who performs operations, a disguise used by Olaf’s wicked troupe.
17. A terrifying, fake medical procedure that involves removing a patient's head.
18. Medical clothing worn to conceal one's true identity from Count Olaf's watchful eye.
21. A narrow hallway where the children are chased by angry, disguised nurses.
25. A phrase which here means a terrible disaster that forces everyone to evacuate.
26. An institution providing medical treatment, which in this case is incredibly hostile.
27. The name of the bizarre, half-finished hospital shaped like a giant, dark building.
29. A formal gathering of facts from the secret files to discover the truth about V.F.D.
33. The three Baudelaire children who are forced to hide as medical volunteers.
35. A deep, long-lasting feeling of sadness and dark depression.
38. A word which here means people who offer their services for free, like the V.F.D. guitar players.
40. A small, razor-sharp knife used by the villains during a fake surgical demonstration.
41. A word which here means absolute chaos and wild uproar when a hospital catches fire.
43. The cough-prone banker who misses the children's urgent telegram because he is at a dinner party.
44. The act of running away from a burning hospital by hiding inside an ambulance.
45. The triplets whose rescue file is hidden deep within the hospital's paperwork.
46. A fake medical record or identity used by a villain to fool the hospital staff.
47. Separate rooms or divisions in a hospital where patients stay.

Down

1. A word which here means unfriendly, harsh, and deeply unpleasant to visit.
4. A vehicle equipped for taking sick people to the hospital, where the children hide.
5. The cruel medical foreman who is actually the hook-handed man wearing a surgical mask.
6. A person receiving medical treatment, a role Violet is forced into against her will.
7. A group of wicked performers who dress up as white-faced nurses to torment children.
10. The dark cloud that fills the hallways as the hospital begins to burn down.
12. An adjective describing a person or a burning hospital that cannot be trusted.
13. The illegal act of trapping Violet in an operating room to steal her fortune.
15. A heart-shaped toy used by the Volunteers Fighting Disease to spread fake cheer.
19. Protective garments worn by surgeons, used by the children to hide their clothes.
20. Two or more things happening at the same time by complete chance.
22. A word which here means shockingly horrific, dreadful, or incredibly unpleasant.
23. A stringed musical instrument played loudly by the cheerful volunteers.
24. A collection of papers containing top-secret information about the Baudelaire fire.
28. Fabric coverings worn over the face to conceal a villain's true identity.
30. A room equipped for surgical operations, where a terrible plot is planned.
31. The dark underground floor where the children first seek shelter.
32. The Head of Human Resources at the hospital who loves singing over the intercom
34. A polite and tragic word which here means died in a horrible way.
36. A long passage in a building from which doors lead into rooms.
37. An acronym that the hospital volunteers claim stands for Volunteers Fighting Disease.
39. A verb meaning investigating secretly through old filing cabinets to uncover hidden truths.
42. A coded message sent through wires that the children try to send to Mr. Poe.
46. A destructive burning that Count Olaf starts to destroy all the hospital evidence.