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    be seen clearly through two fictitious characters‚ Sherlock Holmes and Adrian Monk. In the 1800s‚ when the world renowned Sherlock Holmes “existed”‚ detectives relied heavily on their intuition and physical evidence‚ as well as the stories of eye witnesses and people closest to the victim. Nowadays‚ the police who investigate crime rely heavily on technologically advanced methods such as genetic testing on blood samples. Sherlock Holmes is a prime example of the typical detective techniques used

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    The stories written by Sherlock Holmes are all easily connected to many of the things in life today. There are three main subjects of learning and knowledge that they can be connected to. These include science‚ math and social elements. The protagonist‚ Holmes‚ is a very logical man‚ and can think things out in more detail and in depth. Few people can solve things in the way which he does. I In all of the Holmes stories I have read‚ I find‚ have met at least three of the five elements of a mystery

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    it was first published in 1892. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is infamous for writing The Sherlock Holmes Adventures and The Speckled Band is just one story of many and The Speckled Band is written in speech of the time when it was first published much like Lamb to the Slaughter. Much more formal English language was used when compared to Lamb to the Slaughter. The main characters in The Speckled Band are Holmes and Watson and you could tell that they were well educated just by analysing how they spoke

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    lay the matter before you. We have not forgotten your successful action in the case of Matilda Briggs. We are‚ sir‚ Faithfully yours‚ Morrison‚ Morrison‚ and Dodd. per E. J. C. “Matilda Briggs was not the name of a young woman‚ Watson‚” said Holmes in a reminiscent voice. “It was a ship which is associated with the giant rat of Sumatra‚ a story for which the world is not yet prepared. But what do we know about vampires? Does it come within our purview either? Anything is better than stagnation

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    Cards on the Table Mastering Disguise Breaking the Code Information Sifting Improving Your Memory Taking a Walk Down Memory Lane Reaching Conclusions Answers to Quizzes Introduction Something strange has happened in the last few years. Sherlock Holmes – that uptight‚ cold‚ sexless sleuth who inhabited the grimy streets of London in the latter part of the nineteenth century and early part of the twentieth – has become cool. Hollywood (in the form of Robert Downey Jnr)

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    The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time‚ by Mark Haddon‚ is a novel giving an insight into the world of Christopher Boone‚ a 15-year-old boy with Asperger’s syndrome. This condition leaves Christopher’s ability to emotionally connect with other people non-existent. This idea centres around the book’s unique feel and theme of Christopher’s need for order and safety in his life as a necessity to function properly. It is soon clear however‚ that it is not only Christopher that has emotional

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    eyes‚ thousands of wrinkles and a flesh nose‚ which gives him the impression of an old bird of prey. He wears; a hunting – crop‚ a black top hat‚ long frock – coat‚ high gaiters. This is stated when Watson recounts one of the many cases with Sherlock Holmes. He uses fraises like “a thousand wrinkles‚ burned yellow with the sun‚ and marked with every evil passion.” And “his high‚ thin‚ fleshless nose‚ gave him somewhat the resemblance to a fierce old bird of prey.” This gives the audience a sense of

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    Throughout the past centuries between 1800 all the way through 2017‚ the gender roles between men and women have drastically changed. In the 1800’s it was very common for men to go to school‚ acquire an education‚ and use their education to earn a job that lead to a future success. The men provided a house‚ the food‚ and often‚ the materials needed for day to day life. As the man worked‚ the roles of the woman were to care and nurture the man‚ keep the home clean and tidy‚ and if any‚ watch after

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    Sherlock Holmes‚ the master detective is commissioned to procure a photograph which could "influence on European history". Sherlock Holmes observes the clue of where the photograph was put by creating a fire with Dr. Watson‚ disgusting as a groom and clergyman . The rational investigation process when Holmes dresses as "a drunken- looking

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    Brandi Hallam Comparison/Contrast Essay The Hound of the Baskervilles The team of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson is probably one of the most famous fictional detective teams to this day. One specific adventure that was encountered by the duo is told through the novel and film‚ The Hound of the Baskervilles. The Hound of the Baskervilles novel was written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle who lived from 1859-1930. He was born in Scotland but lived and worked in many places including London‚ Austria

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