Sir Arthur Holmes: The Victorious Victim Of Sherlock Holmes
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Victorious Victim Sir Arthur Conan Doyle writes a short story about how innocence gets victimized by a royal subject. When a royal figure clashes with someone who is not equal in social class, he will do anything to hide his mistake. This is when the King hires Sherlock Holmes. Arthur Conan Doyle based Holmes off of a man named Dr. Joseph Bell, who was a friend of his in medical school. When Doyle saw that medical practice was not a success, he began writing Holmes stories for money. The public became infatuated with not only the stories, but mainly Sherlock Holmes. When Doyle wanted to write in more respectable genres (Duncan 3), he made one enormous mistake. Conan Doyle decided to kill off Sherlock Holmes. This made the public furious, and they let him know. When he figured out he had to bring Sherlock Holmes back, he did in one of his most famous short stories ever, called “A Scandal in Bohemia.” Doyle introduces Holmes when the King comes to him for “the purpose of consulting you” (Doyle 6). In “A Scandal in Bohemia” by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes battles a formidable foe named Irene Adler. Still, Adler is a victim in this story as evidenced by, how the King manipulates her, how …show more content…
“Convention of Detective Stories and Holmesian Traits.” English 101-116. English 101-116, 19 Oct. 2017, Bossier City, Bossier Parish Community College. Pp. 1-4 Doyle, Arthur Conan. "Adventure 1: “A Scandal in Bohemia”." The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Lit2Go Edition. 1892. Web. (-- removed HTML --) . November 08, 2017. Doyle, Arthur Conan. "Adventure 4: “The Boscombe Valley Mystery”." The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Lit2Go Edition. 1892. Web. (-- removed HTML --) . November 09, 2017. "Hide and Seek: A Detective Helen Grace Thriller." Publishers Weekly, no. 34, 2017, p. 89. EBSCOhost, www.bpcc.edu:2048/login?url=https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=
In this essay, the author
- Analyzes how arthur conan doyle's story about innocence gets victimized by a royal subject when he clashes with someone who is not equal in social class.
- Analyzes how sir arthur conan doyle killed off sherlock holmes in "a scandal in bohemia." doyle introduced holmes when the king came to him for consulting.
- Analyzes how the king of bohemia is not as royal and true as people would think. he has an affair with irene adler, even though he is to marry soon.
- Analyzes how arthur conan doyle's story about innocence gets victimized by a royal subject when he clashes with someone who is not equal in social class.
- Analyzes how sir arthur conan doyle killed off sherlock holmes in "a scandal in bohemia." doyle introduced holmes when the king came to him for consulting.
- Analyzes how the king of bohemia is not as royal and true as people would think. he has an affair with irene adler, even though he is to marry soon.
- Analyzes how the king went back to his life, but irene adler still had one advantage in his eyes, and this was the letters and pictures.
- Analyzes how sherlock holmes disguises himself as a "groom out of work" and spies on irene adler. he then invades her personal life by spying on her and godfrey norton.
- Analyzes how holmes has a trick up his sleeve: he signals watson to throw in smoke rockets, and then shouts of fire. holmes knows that adler will expose her hiding place when she goes to try and save the photograph and letters from the fire
- Analyzes how grace was lied to and deceived by the man who saved her in "hide and seek" by m.j. arlidge.
- Analyzes how irene adler is being harassed by many people because she fell in love with a man who turned out to be the king of bohemia.
- Analyzes how irene adler outwitted sherlock holmes in the end. she fought through the king leading her on in love, and sent people after her for the picture.
- Cites duncan, linda m., "convention of detective stories and holmesian traits." the adventures of sherlock holmes. lit2go edition. 1892.
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