Question

write character sketch of all the characters of story the adventure of blue carbuncle who 's ans will correct I will mark as brainlist ans​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Sherlock Holmes

In this story, Sherlock Holmes was a very clever and observant man because of his performance on this mystery. His choices were reflected upon the crime and the large array of evidence that was given. Holmes was very conscious that there would definitely be a falsely accused person because there were still many missing factors. Holmes was motivated by the simple way of reputation. He would be more frequently called up if he was an extremely experienced detective (just as he is right now). Holmes was changed in this chapter by his reaction to the truth of the crime. When he saw James Ryder confess and run away sobbing, he reacted in a more subtle matter by saying that he'll let it go for now. From all of his characteristics, he is a new person now because he has experienced some more complex mysteries. Analyzing this info, Holmes is observant, clever, easy going, and experienced.

Peterson Commissionaire  

Peterson is a very big pert in this story because he actually brought some evidence of the crime when he never knew that it was connected to another crime. Peterson related to the crime because he unknowingly had a huge part of the mystery right on his fingertips. He had the goose as a part of another problem, but he got some connection between Holmes and the goose dealer so that he could solve the crime in the end. The main thing that motivated Peterson in this story was the approval of Holes so he can be respected and honored. Without Peterson, this mystery wouldn't be solved at all. According to all of this information, Peterson is a man with great importance. Without him, there is no evidence.

James Ryder

As the criminal, Ryder had to make some serious choices. He needed to change his name to John Robinson so he could get away with anything he did. As a hotel employee, Ryder could easily sneak anything out because he is somewhat authoritative. Ryder actually falsely accused John Horner for stealing The Blue Carbuncle so he could get away with stealing it and hiding it in a goose's throat. Ryder couldn't hide in this story; his sister was the goose breeder so he had a relationship with her so that he can be connected with Holmes. Ryder, being the brother of Mrs. Oakshot, had been in the wrong place at the wrong time. Ryder learned a HUGE lesson because he confessed to Holmes. If he does something else wrong, he will be locked up in jail for the rest of his life and bite the dust! Analytically, Ryder is not the right criminal saying he has close relationships, a new reputation with Holmes that could easily spread, and a real big lesson. "You only get one life. But if you mess it up, it will turn into a nightmare" or YOLO

Henry Baker

Mr. Henry Baker is a man that has gotten in the middle of something that came right at him. He's a tall, drunken, and a very unknown man in this story. He has a major part in this story by just having the goose with "The Blue Carbuncle". Baker is a man that has little known motivation in this short story but he does have some relationship. Baker needed to tell Holmes and Watson who he bought the bird from and that led to some connections that helped find James Ryder. Baker had been drunk one night and left his goose and bowler hat for Mr. Peterson unknowingly. Those two things gave almost all of the evidence to the scene. From the little known information, Baker is a drunk, he helped a lot with the investigation, and he was one big piece in this mysterious puzzle.

Answer 2

Henry Baker – An elderly, poor man whose loss of a hat and a goose is what first pulls Holmes into the case of the Blue Carbuncle.

James Ryder – Hotel employee and thief.

Peterson the Commissionaire – Hotel employee and friend of Holmes's who brings him the hat and the goose that belong to Henry Baker.