A Scandal In Bohemia Character Analysis

There are several types of mystery genres, two specific examples are cozies and detectives. Cozies tend to be stories that have more detail and make readers feel invited, they detectives contain a softer tone. In contrast, detective has a more informative tone. Although these two genres are vastly different, they also contain several similarities. Specifically, “The Blue Geranium”, a cozies story and “A Scandal in Bohemia”, a detective story, have several differences. Most people wouldn't think these two stories wouldn't share a similar idea due to the difference in tone and plot, however, they do. In both, “The Blue Geranium” and “A Scandal in Bohemia” the detectives use their unique features and characteristics to accomplish the task given …show more content…
Miss. Marple is a quiet, more reserved and can be slightly insecure, whereas Sherlock is arrogant and knows his knowledge. However, they both share one key characteristic — observation. Both of these charters notice things that their friends or partners couldn’t. This key characteristic helps shape these two individuals into the advanced detective they are. Both of these detectives possess this charter trait, leading to the conclusion that in order to be an above average sleuth you must be observant. Both of these charters took advantage of this feature and used it to their ability, and good came out of …show more content…
Although these two characters were vastly different in their personalities, they both were able to use their intellect for the greater good. With this being said, there are several types people in the world and no-one is alike but, despite these difference, people can accomplish good. Both of these characters used their qualities to better their sleuthing skills, so therefore they could solve a mystery no-one else could. If people, like these two detectives, realize their strengths they can use them for good eventually furthering society. Furthermore, Miss Marple and Sherlock both shared the characteristic of observation. This specific characteristic is especially important if you were to become a sleuth or detective. However, not everyone posses it, meaning that not everyone can become an excellent detective. But, others can share different characteristics that are needed to accomplish other great tasks. Everyone has specific unique characteristics that form them into the person they are. If used in the proper way, these characteristics can lead the individual, and others surrounding them to accomplish