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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was a famous British writer, best known for creating the character Sherlock Holmes. He was born on May 22, 1859, in Edinburgh, Scotland. Conan Doyle studied medicine at the University of Edinburgh and worked as a doctor, but he always loved writing. His first Sherlock Holmes story, A Study in Scarlet, was published in 1887. Holmes became very popular, and Conan Doyle wrote many more stories about him.

Besides Sherlock Holmes, Conan Doyle wrote historical novels and science fiction. Conan Doyle died on July 7, 1930, but Sherlock Holmes remains one of the most famous fictional detectives in the world.

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In the first chapter of A Study in Scarlet, the author introduces Sherlock Holmes and his friend, Dr. John Watson and Mike Stamford. Watson is the narrator of the story. The setting is London. Watson, who is a doctor, moves in with Holmes at an apartment on 221B Baker Street.In 1878, Dr. John Watson returns to England after being sick and hurt in India and Afghanistan. He moves to London and meets Mike Stamford, who introduces him to Sherlock Holmes, a strange but brilliant man. Holmes surprises Watson by knowing he had been in Afghanistan.Holmes invites Watson to live with him at 221B Baker Street. Watson finds out that Holmes is a “consulting detective” and solves cases by noticing small details. Watson is amazed when Holmes figures out that a man is a retired Marine sergeant just by looking at him.

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The main characters of second chapter are:Holmes, Watson, two police men,Lestrade,Scotland Yard detective Gregson,the victim, Jonh Rance and a sailor. The setting is London in a empty house.Holmes and Watson are asked by Detective Gregson to help solve a strange murder. A man named Enoch J. Drebber is found dead in a house on Brixton Road. There are no injuries, but there is blood in the room. Holmes carefully looks at the scene, noticing things like footprints and a small wedding ring that others missed.He also sees the word “RACHE” written in blood on the wall, which means “revenge” in German. Holmes tells the police not to focus on a woman named Rachel, because the killer is trying to confuse them.They speak to John Rance, who found the body. He describes seeing a tall, red-faced man nearby. Holmes realizes this man is the killer and probably went back to the house to get a ring he dropped.Holmes solves the case and thanks Watson for encouraging him to take it. He calls it his best case and goes to a concert, leaving Watson amazed but still confused.

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The main characters of third chapter are:

Sherlock holmes, Watson, Arthur Charpentier,

Mr. Drebber, Lucy, Gregson and Lestrade.

The main settings are 221B of Baker Street, Brixton Street and the street of London.Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are investigating a murder. Holmes finds a ring at the crime scene and puts an ad in the newspaper to find its owner.A strange woman comes to claim the ring, but Holmes discovers she is actually a man in disguise.This makes the mystery more interesting.The next day, the newspaper reports that Strangerson, Drebber's secretary, is missing.Detective Gregson thinks he solved the case and arrests a man for killing Drebber. But then Detective Lestrade brings shocking news: Strangerson has also been found dead.

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The Main characters:Dr. Watson ,Sherlock Holmes, Gregson,Lestrade, Mrs. Charpentier, Arthur and Charpentier.The set(place) are the Baker street and Brixton street. Suddenly Holmes shouted, “My case is nearly complete!” and asked Lestrade if he had the pills. He said “Yes.” Then he asked to bring him the landlady’s poor ill little dog.Holmes gave it half of the pill, and after a few seconds the dog was dead. Gregson and Lestrade were both wrong. Sherlock asked Holmes to tell the name of the killer. But Holmes promised to tell them something more as soon as he could. Just then there was a knock on the door, and some of the street children introduced a cab driver. Watson was surprised because he didn’t know that Holmes wanted to leave.Suddenly Holmes exclaimed triumphantly, “This is Mr. Jefferson Hope, Drebber and Stangerson’s killer.” Everybody was shocked, and Holmes told that it was the end of the mystery.

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V-VI Chapter : far from the avenging angels 

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V-VI Chapter : far from the avenging angels 

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The next day, Ferrier sent a message to Hope and felt a bit better. But when he came home, he found two young men in the living room: Drebber and Stangerson. They were both Mormons and both wanted to marry Lucy. Ferrier got very angry and told them to go away. Then he told Lucy he didn’t want her to marry either of them and hoped Jefferson would come soon. The next day, Ferrier found a paper in his house with the number 29 on it – the days Lucy had left to choose. After that, he locked all the doors and windows every night. But each day, a new number appeared somewhere in the house. Ferrier was very scared.One night, he heard a noise – it was Jefferson Hope. Ferrier was surprised. Hope asked for food and asked if Lucy was okay. Ferrier said yes, but told him they were in danger. Hope said there were men outside the house, so they had to escape now. They ran away through the fields.Hope met a Mormon he knew and asked about Lucy. The man said Lucy had married Drebber the day before. There was a fight between Drebber and Stangerson, and Drebber won. The man also said Lucy looked like she was dying. Then he told Hope to go away.

And the man was right. After one month, Lucy died.

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VII Chapter: Back to Dr Watson's Memories

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VII Chapter: Back to Dr Watson's Memories

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The prisoner was taken to the police station. There, he said he wanted to tell his story before going to court. He explained that he killed two men, Drebber and Stangerson, because many years ago they made two people he loved die. Their crimes happened a long time ago, so the law could not punish them anymore. So he decided to do it himself.

When he came to London, he got a job as a cab driver. He started looking for Drebber and Stangerson. After some time, he found where they lived. He looked different, so they did not know who he was. One day, he saw Drebber alone at the train station. Drebber missed his train and was very drunk. Hope took him to an empty house. There, he gave him two pills. One was poison, one was safe. Drebber chose the wrong one and died.

Then, Hope looked for Stangerson. He found out where his bedroom was. He used a ladder to get inside. He wanted to give him the same choice with the pills. But Stangerson tried to fight, so Hope killed him with a knife.

After the story, Holmes said this was the most interesting case in his life. Watson, his friend, told him to write a book about it.

But the next day, the newspaper said Jefferson Hope had died suddenly. So many things about the case stayed a mystery.