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-Sherlock Holmes is a famous detective.

-He works on cases around London that interest him.

-He likes to smoke and thinks it helps him with cases.

-He is a smart, educated man, who has a naturalist way of thinking

-We have not seen much of him, as he is in London, but I think we will be seeing him soon enough.

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-Dr. Watson is Sherlock Holmes assistant.

-Being a doctor, he is smart but not as smart as Sherlock Holmes.

-He was told by Sherlock to watch over Sir Henry at Baskerville Hall.

-He recently met the Stapletons, and has his suspicions about them.

-He is friends with Sir Henry and is living with him in the Hall.

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-He is an evil ancestor of Charles Baskerville.

-He was an alcoholic and the legend describes him as "a wild, profane, and Godless man."

-The legend says that he came to love, but she would always avoid him because of his evil reputation.

-He kidnapped her, and when she escaped, pursued her into the night.

-But, drunk, he fell off his horse and was found with his throat ripped out, the maiden dead beside him.

-First Baskerville killed by the hound

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-Sir Charles is the elderly uncle of Sir Henry Baskerville.

-He is a descendant of the evil Hugo Baskerville, who was also killed by a hound.

-He is a wealthy man who lived in the moor about a days journey from London.

-He lived in Baskerville Hall with the Barrymore's before dying mysteriously in his estate.

-He left a very large sum of money to his only heir, Sir Henry.

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-Dr. Mortimer is an older doctor, a wise friend of Sir Charles (And his doctor.)

-He lives on the moor with his wife, whom we have yet to meet.

-When Sir Charles died, he was the one who sought out Sherlock to ask for his help.

-After visiting Sherlock, he went to retreve Sir Henry from the train station, and accompanied him throughout London.

-He believes the case is not natural (that its more spiritual)

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-Sir Henry is the sole heir to the Baskerville fortune.

-He is a tall, strong man, with no fear of the danger the moor has.

-And he has made acquaintances with Watson and Holmes, and is friends with Dr. Mortimer.

-He has not yet met many people on the moor, perfering to stay and wander the Hall.

-He is not yet suspicious of many people, and Watson is looking out for him.

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-John Barrymore is described as a tall, handsome man with a square beard and black hair.

-He is the butler of Baskerville hall.

-He and his wife lived with Sir Charles in the Hall and he was the first one to see Sir Charles dead.

-Watson and Holmes were suspicious of him and sent a telegram to him.

-Holmes took him off the suspect list, but Watson is still wary of him.

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-Mrs. Barrymore is the wife of the butler, Mr. Barrymore.

-In the book, she is described as a bigger woman.

-She is the maid of Baskerville Hall and was friends with Sir Charles until his suspicious death in the yew alley.

-Watson heard her crying late at night but doesn't know why.

-She and her husband are thinking about leaving the Hall, due to Sir Charles absence.

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-Seldon is the murderer of the story.

-He is an escaped convict

-The book says that he lives in the harsh places of the moor, hiding from the many officers looking for him.

-His sentence was exchanged, and he was sentenced to a life in prison

-The book doesn't tell us who he killed, but I think maybe he has something to do with Sir Charles death.

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-Jack Stapleton was a friend of Sir Charles.

-He lives in the far reaches of the moor with his sister, Beryl.

-The book describes him as a small, lean jawed man around thirty or forty.

-He is a naturalist and is very nosy

-He claims to know all the moors secret passageways.

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Some of the main mysteries in the book include:

-Who or what is the Hound of The Baskervilles? If it is indeed a hound, who is its master, and what are their motives?

-Is this a very real hound? Or a figurative one?

-Did the Hound kill Sir Charles? Or did he die from natural causes of his old age?

-Are any people on the moor in control of the Hound? And if so, how and why target the Baskervilles?

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I think Mr. Stapleton is mysterious because:

He lives alone with his sister, (which is kind of weird because I mean she's his sister...) he pretends to be very interested in Sir Henry's safety, bugging Watson on letting him help. When they heard screaming and all he did was make up excuses about what the noise was. His Sister gave Watson a warning thinking he was Sir Henry, and then didn't tell her brother. What i'm not sure is if they somehow control the hound, they won't inherit the fortune, because as of right now, we don't know if they are related or not. So why go through all the trouble if they can't get the fortune? Unless maybe they are working with the person who will inherit the fortune?? Or are they somehow related to the Baskervilles???

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-Beryl is the sister of Jack Stapleton.

-She is described in the book as a young, pretty lady.

-She gave Watson an ominous warning about how the moor wasn't safe.

-We don't know much about her, only that she is educated and lives with her brother.

-She also knows the passageways of the moor (she caught up with Watson after he had left).

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My Final lead is on the man in the cab. I know this was mostly a dead end, but I think they might find some evidence to point in the right direction again. The man in the cab the driver said, introduced himself as Sherlock Holmes. He knew that they would question the driver, and that shows he knows who Holmes is. I think the evidence points to Barrymore, but I think that's just where the author wants us to look, so we won't catch the real suspect. The man in the cab does have something to do with this, and I think it might have been someone who answers to Stapleton who might have been spying on him. How else would Stapleton know what Holmes and Watson looked like?

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I think Mr. Barrymore is suspicious because after Sir Charles dies, he all of a sudden what's to leave the moor- why? To get away from the scene of the crime? Or is he and his wife really just devastated over the loss? He had a telegram delivered to him by Holmes and Watson, but it was given to his wife. Was he not there? Why was his wife crying the night Watson and Sir Henry came to the Hall? Was her husband mad? And if so, why at her?

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