Why Did Sherlock Holmes Solve The Case
Which clues did Sherlock Holmes focus on and how did those clues help him solve the case? There are many clues detectives need to solve mysteries. Often times, detective use unconvential ways to solve cases. Although these clues may not be obvious, Holmes always finds a way to find culprit. The stories Copper Beaches, the Speckled Band, and The Beryl Coronet, show how Holmes methodically uses the information inquired to crack the case. In the story, Copper Beaches, Violet tells Holmes, “She must wear a blue dress inside the house…always sit in one specific chair, and cut her hair short.” (pg.42) Holmes finds it strange that Violet must do such strange things for her job. This also includes Violet being hires for double the salary and listening to Mr.Rucastle telling her funny stories while she sits and cannot turn around. Holmes and Dr.Waston break into Copper Beaches, the house and find the mystery room mystery room empty. In The Speckled Band, Helen’s mother’s will makes Holmes suspicious of Roylott because if Helen or her sister Julia ever were to marry that money will go to them, and
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Although these clues may not be obvious, Holmes always finds a way to find culprit. Holmes finds it strange that Violet must do such strange things for her job. Strangest of all, a bell pull, a large rope used to call servants, is not connected to any bell Holmes finds the strange whistling to be Roylott forcing his trained snake to kill the daughters so he can keep his income. He questions Mary, Holders niece, who claims that she knows Arthur is innocent, based on her feelings Holmes is suddenly more interested in examining the alley behind the house and the large window that faces it the snow on the ground in the alley preserved many footprints, including Arthur’s bare feet. In disguise Holmes want to George Burnwell’s home and forced him to return the broken piece of the
Although these clues may not be obvious, Holmes always finds a way to find culprit. Holmes finds it strange that Violet must do such strange things for her job. Strangest of all, a bell pull, a large rope used to call servants, is not connected to any bell Holmes finds the strange whistling to be Roylott forcing his trained snake to kill the daughters so he can keep his income. He questions Mary, Holders niece, who claims that she knows Arthur is innocent, based on her feelings Holmes is suddenly more interested in examining the alley behind the house and the large window that faces it the snow on the ground in the alley preserved many footprints, including Arthur’s bare feet. In disguise Holmes want to George Burnwell’s home and forced him to return the broken piece of the