The adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Introduction
The adventures of Sherlock Holmes is a collection of twelve stories written by Arthur Conan Doyle. His main character is the fiction detective Sherlock Holmes. A whole culture has formed around this great detective brought to life by this author of great influence. No doubt he can be considered the most famous detective in the history of literature.
Developing
His adventures are the synonym of cunning, suspicion and skills to perceive details that for most people are imperceptible. In them, Sherlock Holmes is usually accompanied by his partner Dr. Watson. In general, Holmes is intrigued by a story that apparently does not seem like greater sensationalism or that contrary to this, represents an event or series of these extremely illogical.
They usually indicate scams, murders, love affairs, or any other circumstance that guides the motivations of some person who affected the life or finances of the client who goes to the Holmes office in search of help.
It is a redemption story.
The main narrative is about a child who survived severe childhood traum. This reflection became a pathology, which led him to a condition in which he could only see value in himself based on his intellectual skill and usefulness, which made him a more formidable advisor (although volatile) more forward in life. This passive trajectory presumably would have continued indefinitely, if it were not for two men entering his life and changing everything.
Jim Moriarty is Sherlock’s alter ego: a bright mind corrupted by unbridled sociopathy born of pain. Moriarty represents what Sherlock would become if he finally cut the remaining human instincts that he has only buried. John Watson is Sherlock’s human muse: a partner in several ways of the word. He has an intuitive and lasting belief about good within Sherlock, in which he acts by refusing to let his friend become the worst version of himself.
conclusion
Moriarty’s deepe. On the way it is clear that the main positive to treat is Sherlock’s relationship with Watson. The rest of the story is the development of two central questions: Watson or Moriarty will win the battle for Sherlock’s soul? And, in the course of flirting with evil to protect the world’s watson, will Sherlock even have a soul to save?
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