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1. Sherlock Holmes is presented the case and he is the detective figuring it out.

2. Holmes spends 24 hours trying to figure out what to do with Sir Henry.

3. Sherlock Holmes can't examine the seen but keeps on looking for evidence

4. Sherlock is suspicious of Barrymore because he was the butler and inherited some money.

5. He was also very suspicious of a stalker who was watching Sir Henry.

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1. Dr Watson is Homes assistant who has helped with things

2. He accompanies Henry Baskerville whenever he leaves for Baskerville hall.

3. Him and Holmes try to track down the man in the beard that is following them.

4. He is the only one who hears the women crying in the night, who is the Barrymore's wife.

5. He is suspicious of the Barrymore's because Mr Barrymore claimed his wife did not cry in the night even though she did. He also might not have received the telegram.

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1. Hugo was an old rich guy who Sir Charles descended from.

2. An old family legend says that one day he was kidnapping a maiden for romance purposes

3. The Maiden escaped but was found dead later, killed by exhaustion. As Hugo was examining the body, a ginormous hound came out of nowhere and killed him and some of his men.

4. This was the whole plot of the story, the book revolves around this legend.

5. The hound is suspected to be a ghost and Hugo was killed by something supernatural

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1. Sir Charles was a rich, kind man who spread his wealth among people and was loved around the world.

2. He lived in the time of Sherlock and dies recently.

3. The book is also based if his death, and Sir Henry inherits his mansion and the Barrymores inherit a little.

4. They are trying to find out who killed him, how he died, and why he died.

5. There was little people who witnessed his death so that made the case very hard and interesting, but also narrowed down the suspects.

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18th century man, in his 50s, laying in a pile of gold. The camera is a straight shot down onto his face

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1. Dr Mortimer is the one who presents the case to Sherlock.

2. Mortimer is a suspect because he does inherit some money.

3. Mr Mortimer also goes with Henry and Watson to the Hall, before he leaves shortly.

4. He also has insider knowledge on the Baskerville legend.

5. Mortimer sees a lot of the evidence from the death

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1. Baskerville is one of the last alive Baskervilles

2. He is supposed to inherit around 800k dollars (not in todays money)

3. Henry is the nephew of Sir Charles who previously lived in America

4. He goes to Baskerville Hall with Watson and Mortimer to examine and talk to Barrymore.

5. Very nice guy but also a suspect

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1. Butler of Charles

2. Cared a lot for Charles

3. Wants to leave Baskerville hall

4. Has a round wife

5. Prime suspect

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1. Butlers wife

2. Cry's in the night (hear by Watson)

3. Mr Barrymore lies about her to keep something secret

4. Might've received the telegram from the little kid

5. Very round

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1. Serial Killer

2. Escaped death because of Insanity

3. Running wild, escaped

4. Could've killed Sir Charles

5. Not very prominent and possibly a red herring

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1. Fisher or a farmer

2. Attractive sister

3. Approaches Watson wanting to know more about the case

4. Very Suspicious, he could be leading them away from the case

5. Very nice guy, pleases people, strangley nice but suspicious. Likes to talk a lot.

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Young 19th century guy, nice, straw hat on

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1. Very attractive

2. Mistakes Watson for Henry

3. Not suspicious but could've done it

4. Not at all strange and kind of a opposite of her husband

5. Really chill and doesn't get angry

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Some of the main mystery are all the facts of the murder, is the hound really real? They also are wondering what they are going to do with Henry. They are split between supernatural or fake. They are wondering who did it, why it was done, when it was done, and how it was done. They really want to know what he was running from and who he was waiting for.

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My first lead is Mr Stapleton. I think he could be the murderer because he really wanted to know all about the case and could've tried to lead them away. Also he's strangely nice.

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Nice guy, 19th century, in his 20s. Has a knife in his hand

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My second lead is that I think that Barrymore and the little kid killed them. He lied about his wife crying, he might've not received the telegram, because the little kid was on it and was covering for him, and he's trying to get away because the "Hall makes him sad" I also think the little kid who delivered the telegram is in on it and was the hired assassin of Sir Charles

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I think that how Charles died was the little kid who delivered the telegram (going back to the 2nd lead) is that he dressed up in the hound and scared Sir Charles to death, LITERALLY. At the end of the book they're going to unmask the killer just like Scooby Doo and the little kid is going to pop out.

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19th century little kid, 8 years old, has a knife in his hand