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Arthur Conan Doyle

Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle was born in 22 May 1859 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. He was a British writer and physician. Other than Holmes stories, his works have fantasy and sci-fi stories about Professor Challenger and humorous stories about the Napoleonic soldier, as well as plays, romances, poetry, non-fiction, and historical novels.

Arthur Conan Doyle died in 7 July 1930 in Crowborough, Sussex, England.

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Author: Arthur Conan Doyle
Title: A Study In Scarlet
Year of publishing: 1887
Country: United Kingdom
Genre: Detective novel
Historical background: The events take place at the end of the 19th century, at a time when British imperialism was at its peak and when ideology was manifesting its destiny.

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Dr. Watson:
1. military doctor;
2. was sent to Afganistan;
3. has an injury;
4. has shaken nerves;
5. has problems with sleeping;
6. lazy;
7. doesn't has family or friends in England.
Sherlock Holmes:
1. don't has a lot of money;
2. has a great knowledge in anathomy;
3. has good skills in chemist;
4. arrogant;
5. likes to spend time in a hospital;
6. has strange habits;
7. studies hard science.

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Dr. Watson, surgeon from a British army, tells his story of the Afghan War, being shot, and recovering at a hospital. Watson returns to London weak and with bad health, he takes up residence in a hotel. He understands that his life is too expensive, so he try to fix it. Watson try to find a man who is looking for a roommate, because it can make his life cheaper. Stamford takes Watson to the hospital medical laboratory to meet Sherlock Holmes. Holmes surprises Watson, because he notices that Watson has been in Afghanistan. Holmes don't want to tell how he knows this fact, but instead he shares his discovery of a chemical agent that reacts to drops of blood, a process that will help identify criminals.

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Predictions for chapter 2:
I suppose that in next chapter Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson will try to watch each other living together, try to notice something unusual in a new acquaintance and somehow even get closer.
Predictions for chapter 3:
I think that in chapter 3 we will see Dr. Watson, who becomes interested in Sherlock's experiments and experiences and decides to join him in order to learn something new together.
Predictions for other chapters:
I hope that in other chapters Sherlock Holmes finally will talk about how he so easily finds out all the necessary information about people, how he finds all the clues so quickly and understands what they relate to. I think that Sherlock will help Dr. Watson to understand other people better and also try to understand himself. During the investigation of various crimes, they will become very close, because solving murders is not so easy and it puts a lot of pressure on the psyche.
I can predict that in the other chapters they will investigate high-profile crimes that no one could handle. One of the most important murders will be a ruthless killer who will very cleverly deal with his victims, leaving no evidence or clues.

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Chapter 1:
prescribed
regiment
bland
bodkin
subclavian artery
rallied
convalescent
rusticate
domicile
exubernace
ascended
intoning
dabble
diggins
deuce
mankid
Chapter 2:
desirable
portmanteau
settle down
accommodate
surrounding
uttering
forbade
exactness
acquire
nil
immense
alluding
ascending
Chapter 3:
commonplace
dazzle
railings
utter an exclamation
sardonically
inconsequent remark

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Neither kith not kin
As thin as the lath
I am very man for him
My eye on
Keep a bull pup

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The next day, Watson and Holmes check the rooms at 221B Baker Street and then move in. Holmes appears quiet and sometimes tries to offer to take his medication. Watson draws up a list of Holmes' knowledge: poisons, chemistry, sensational literature and British law. Watson also remarks that Holmes is known to visitors from all walks of life. One morning, Watson reads an article that talks about how much an observant person can learn simply by exploring everything around him. When Watson starts laughing at the article, Holmes says that he wrote it. Holmes explains that he uses his theories about surveillance to earn a living as a consulting detective. Holmes' visitors are clients, and often Holmes solves their problems without even leaving the apartment. When Watson expresses disbelief, Holmes explains the findings that told him that Watson was in Afghanistan. Watson then mentions his favorite literary detective stories, but Holmes neglects them. To change the subject, Watson points to a man walking down the street. Holmes identifies the man as a retired Marine sergeant, and soon the man knocks on their door and hands Holmes a letter.

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Holmes reads a note from a Scotland Yard detective. Gregson asks Holmes for help in the mysterious death of Enoch Drebber, who was found in an empty house. In a house in Brixton, two men show Holmes and Watson a body in the dining room. The cause of death remains unclear, because they still cannot understand what happened. As they try to move the body, the wedding ring falls to the floor. Gregson informs Holmes that he has been approached with questions about Drebber and another person whose name we can find in the letter on the body. Lestrade discovers the word "rach" on the wall. While Lestrade is presenting his hypothesis, Holmes looks around the room carefully. At the end, Holmes says that Drebber was poisoned by the man with whom he drove up to the house in a cab. He shares some physical details about the killer.