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15 Cards in this Set
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Who is the author? |
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. |
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What do the dancing men stand for? |
Letters. |
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Where does the story take place? |
221B Baker Street, Ridling Thorpe Manor and India. |
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Who is Holmes' client? |
Mr. Hilton Cubitt. |
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What is Mr. Cubitt anxious about? |
The little dancing figures suddenly appearing in random places. |
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Why won't Elsie tell Mr. Cubitt about her past? |
Because it is very painful and she wants to forget about it. |
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Who is the culprit? |
Slaney. |
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How is Slaney related to Elsie? |
He is Elsie's ex-fiancé |
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What important role does Watson play in the story? |
He is the narrator. He writes the adventure down for us to read. |
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What were the flags? |
Full stops. |
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What happens to Slaney? |
He is condemned to death, but his penalty was changed to penal servitude. |
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Does Elsie re-marry? |
No. She remained a widow. |
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Was it Mr. Cubitt who pulled the trigger first? |
Yes, he pulled first. |
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Was it Slaney's intend to kill Mr. Cubitt? |
No. He just wanted to scare him off. |
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Where did Elsie grow up? |
In Chicago. |
