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One of the most important themes of the novel is observation, which is what readers are encouraged to practice along with Holmes. Doyle sets out the particulars of the case without sparing any details in order to prompt his readers to think about what they see and try to form connections. Holmes is incredibly smart, but all of the evidence he has is the same evidence that readers have at the beginning. Doyle teaches his readers to consider every detail no matter how small, to not let one's preconceptions take prominence, and to be openminded.

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