The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes

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    Dupin Vs. Holmes Essay

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    Auguste Dupin, as well as Conan Doyle's, Sherlock Holmes, remains the sleuths of their time. Dupin and Holmes, the two most popular investigators in the account of the genre, detective fiction. Detective Fiction is essentially a genre dealing with a crime and the seeking of justice (Kia Isaacson, Lecture Two). Being a great detective involves mental agility, along with creative thought using measurable observations to create a conclusion. Dupin and Holmes both share these skills and qualities…

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    Watson. These two men debut in The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, a series of fifty-two short mysteries that bring readers into the setting of Sherlock’s detective business where different temporary characters catered for that one story propose a mysterious situation or crime that has gone without explanation. In each short it is up to Sherlock and Watson to crack the case and find out answers to what their client is looking for. Each short has…

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    Sign Of The Four

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    is one of the historical novels written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, one of the best-paid author of his time; it appeared in Lippincott’s Magazine in February 1890, under agreement with the Ward Lock company. A lady named Mary Morstan visited Sherlock Holmes to investigate a mystery treasure finest pearls she received as a gift every year and a map clue left by her father. Her father was a former officer in charge of a convict-guard, disappeared in December 1878 without trace. According to Miss.…

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    Who Is Ridley Pearson?

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    “Only a mastermind like Ridley Pearson could put such a fresh spin on the venerable story of Sherlock Holmes… Lock and Key provides an explosive origin story for our hero and future villain...this tale will change the way you see Sherlock Holmes and leave you dying to know more about the evolution of the Moriarty’s...”. This quote was written by Rick Riordan, author of the Percy Jackson series, praising Ridley Pearson’s book Lock and Key. Writing became a passion of his from a young age.Ever…

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    Medium Gordon Higginson

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    his famous Sherlock Holmes stories. Secondly, Emma Hardinge Britten a strong lady of her time a copious writer, she channelled the five principles, later changed to seven, as the founder of the “Two Worlds” Magazine. The final medium Gordon Higginson President of the SNU in 1970 an outstanding gentleman of the last Century, demonstrating physical phenomena, dedicating his time to teaching, laterly ordained. My childhood memories in front of the coal fire engrossed in Sherlock Holmes movies by…

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    secondary character from the Sherlock Holmes Texts named Irene Adler. Through my presentation, I’ll be discussing how the character of Irene Adler has evolved through comparing the original Sherlock Holmes Text, “The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes” by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the modern adaptation “Sherlock Holmes movie” (2009, starring Robert Downey Jr. as Sherlock and is directed by Guy Ritchie) 
 SLIDE 2. Irene Adler only appeared in one of Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories,…

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    Forensic Scientist helps investigate crimes by collecting and analyzing crime scene evidence (Occupational Outlook Handbook). The scientist can have a focus of the crime scene or laboratory work. Forensic scientist needs some knowledge in writing for the lab reports needed after an investigation. This work environment interested me as a begin high school being in a program from the Chattanooga Police Department. In the program, we learned the lifestyle of the officers and everyday scenarios they…

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    Forensic Analysis

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    Employees of this new crime laboratory have requirements to be made for their credentials and background. This agencies wants trustworthy individuals who do not cut corners to increase efficiency but follow all steps and guidelines. There are policies in place to ensure that employees will treat and analyze evidence in the proper manner to ensure accuracy of our test. The work in this lab can contribute to a person being imprisoned or freed so we take great care with this responsibility. There…

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    Hallucinations: A Summary

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    We start off the story with Arthur Dent being dropped off in England on Earth, three months after he saw it get demolished by Vogons. In England, Arthur manages to hitch a ride with a man named Russell, who was driving home his unconscious sister Fenchurch (or Fenny for short). During their ride to Arthur’s home, Russell explains to him that Fenny had become delusional ever since the “big yellow spaceship hallucinations”, and also that all of the dolphins disappeared shortly after the events…

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    what, and women always stay in the background. When you read books from the 1800s, you expects sexism, but what surprised (and frustrated) me was how subtle it often was. The Hound of the Baskervilles is one of the four sherlock Holmes novels, and it tells the tale of Sherlock Holmes and his companion Dr. Watson as they investigate a terrible curse that has apparently been visiting the Baskerville family and killing them. They are approached by Sir Henry Baskerville as he inherits Baskerville…

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