You can, if you remember "the scientific principles of the convergence and refraction of light." "The scientific principles of the convergence and refraction

You can, if you remember "the scientific principles of the convergence and refraction of light." "The scientific principles of the convergence and refraction of light are very confusing, and quite frankly I can't make head or tail of them, even when my friend Dr. Lorenz explains them to me. But they made perfect sense to Violet." Violet Baudelaire goes on to use the scientific principles of the convergence and refraction of light to set fire to a piece of sail cloth using only moonlight and the lens from a spying glass in "The Wide Window" by Lemony Snicket. It's possible that this book is a work of fiction.