Snicket often goes off into humorous or satirical asides, discussing his opinions or personal life. Iago reveals his true nature only in his soliloquies, and in occasional asides. He was known for his often amusing asides in rehearsals. Wallace uses footnotes extensively throughout the piece for various asides. It's full of broad gags and muttered asides and old-fashioned farce. Jennifer Schuessler of "The New York Times" praised the "stylishly lurid graphics and goofy asides". A visibly relaxed expression, with an added ease in impromptu asides! These recordings are often unedited and the interviewee's asides appear in the final product. The duck asides to the audience that he beat up Porky. Strabo's 1st-century "Geography" mentions the Seres in two asides. They essentially recirculate the information presented above, with many asides from "Branton", the document's editor. At the time, Voodoo had, asides from its Paris headquarters, offices in Montpellier and Strasbourg.