How does John Watson feel about Sherlock Home's deductions? How do you know
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This project analyzes the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle novel The Hound of the
Baskervilles. In doing so, the goal was to discover whether or not the character of
Sherlock Holmes could be considered a heroic figure or not. So what is a hero
exactly? There are many heroic archetypes and many ideas that society as a
whole agrees upon for what a hero should look like. Each individual even has a
set of requirements based on their previous experience with heroic figures in
movies and books. Analyzing the Conan Doyle novel allows the audience to
better see how Sherlock Holmes could (or could not) fit into these ideals that
have been created.
Holmes’ defining characteristic is that of his logic and reasoning skills or his
ratiocination. When looking at this particular aspect of his personality, we are
made aware of the ways in which he operates and his superiority over others.
Another very well-known aspect of the Adventures of Sherlock Holmes stories is
that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote an intriguing relationship between Holmes and
Watson. This relationship is a demonstration of the way Holmes interacts with
people that he cares for and we see his humanity through this. Additionally,
Sherlock’s relationships and interactions with the other characters reveals to the
audience how Holmes acts under pressure and with people that he does not or
barely knows.