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Watson - gave a long account of all the details that he witnessed on the moor. Also talked about the manuscript that Dr. Mortimer read, Seldens death and Beryls warnings. believed that beryl is innocent.
Selden - Selden didn't see a women during his time on the moor. He only saw a suspicious man. He caused local police to be on high alert. Believes that if Beryl was involved she should be punished and spend time in jail.
Inspector Lestrade - has very little information on the case. But does know about the attempted murder.
John Barrymore - Gave lots of detailed information about Jack Stapleton. Jack acted suspicious after Sir Charles death and talked about the next the inherit the estate. Believes that beryl is innocent and that she is a very scared women.
Mrs. Barrymore - she was most worried about her husband and brother. She thought Beryl was very kind and wouldn't intentionally hurt anyone.
dog Expert - Stated Beryl was not there when jack purchased the dog. majored in zoology.
Dr. Mortimer - Was a friend of Sir Charles. Found footprints of giant hound. Believes it was not in fault of Beryl. Doesn't think jack treated Beryl Stapleton.
Mr. Frankland - Likes to sue people. Has spied on the moor to see what was going on. Does not talk to his daughter since she married someone he does not like. Does not know the stapletons very well.
Laura Lyons - Talked about how she was question about Sir Charles. But did not tell him about sir Henry.
Sir Henry - was informed that jack would inherit the estate next. didn't know that jack was married to Beryl. Thought jack was somewhat insane/ crazy.
Beryl - believed she was innocent. Thought jack was crazy. Says she was abused.

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Sherlock Holmes - Sherlock did a great job of recalling what happened during this case. He did a good job of stating the facts about the case more so then his personal opinions. He had great detail, which gave us all a great understanding of this case. I would of liked to hear his opinion on Beryl. Selden - Did not know to many details about the case. But he did a good job of stating what he did know. Inspector Lestrade - Lestrade did not come in to the case until the end of the case. Did a good job of explaining what happened the night when Stapleton's dog attempted to kill Sir Henry Baskerville. Mr. Barrymore - He was closely linked with some of the deaths that occurred on the moor. He stated his opinion on Beryl, which says that she is innocent. Mrs. Barrymore - She did a good job of telling all she knew about the murders, especially because she did not know much information. She was not a main character on this case. Stated opinions and facts. Had great detail.
Dog Expert - Stated right away he was a major in zoology. Did a great job of describing the dog, gave some detail about the dog.
Dr. Mortimer - mentioned his previous job right away. Stated his relationship with Stapleton. Mentioned a important detail about the death of Sir Charles. He said he told Holmes that there were footprints of a gigantic hound near the body of Sir Charles Baskerville. Stated whether he thinks Beryl is guilty or innocent. Backed up his opinions with evidence. Mr. Frankland - He said he likes to sue people right away. Talked about his telescope and he said used it to look around the moor. He knew what was happening with Selden. Had a lot of information about the main characters in this case. Laura Lyons - Stated she only knew that Sir Charles death was mysterious, she did not know much about this death. She talked about her marriage problems. Talked about the burnt letter with her initials on the bottom of the letter. Stated she did not want her marriage affairs to be publicly exploited. Lied to Stapleton, because she believed it was right to do at the time. Described Sir Henry as very kind and she did not want anything to happen to him. She had a lot of details in her statement. Sir Henry Baskerville - Stated he inherited money. Stated that Watson and Holmes saved him and he thanks them. Did a great job of recalling all the things he encountered. Had trouble remembering some questions. There were some difficult questions that he was asked. Beryl Stapleton- claims she was abused by Jack Stapleton. Talks about her warning note and uses it as evidence to try to prove she is innocent. She also talked about when she warned Dr. Watson and how she was really trying to help Sir Henry Baskerville. She wanted him to leave. The warnings she gave were her main points to prove she was innocent. She cried though the whole time she was reading her statement. She said she told were Jack Stapleton held his dog. She was "hurting and scared."

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Watson - Clearly very knowledgeable of the case, and he presented the necessary facts promptly. He knew most all of the witnesses personally, especially Sir Henry, spending the majority of the investigation with him, and they also did most of the physical work.
Holmes - Easily presented the majority of the facts, for he knew the most about the ins and outs, being the lead detective of the case. He had suspicions of Stapleton from the start, before even stepping foot in Devonshire, and he ultimately uncovered his schemes.
Dog Expert - Is quite experienced in the everything canine, and brought to light the hound's behavior and their breed. He did not know anything about any of the witnesses, and he could not provide much information about the case itself.
Selden - Did not know Beryl, let alone most of the other vital witnesses, but he constantly interfered with the proceedings of the investigation. His escape caused the local police to be on high alert, and that aided in capturing Stapleton, for he had to be much more cautious.

Lestrade - Knew only the two detectives, and he revived both Sir Henry, after his scare from the dog, and Beryl, after being found abused into unconsciousness. He does not provide many of the facts, for he is merely the officer that brought the warrant for the arrest of Stapleton.
Mr. Barrymore - As a staff member of Baskerville Hall, he met most of the witnesses who Sir Charles and Sir Henry have invited into the hall. However, he directly provided food to an escaped convict on the orders of his wife, but he redeemed himself by informing Watson of the mysterious "L.L." letter.
Mrs. Barrymore - Though she knew nearly nothing concerning the death of Sir Charles, she aided her brother, Selden, while he was starving on the moor, hiding from the police. She convinced her husband to bring the food she cooked to Selden often, even though Mr. Barrymore was well aware of Selden's brutality and viciousness.
Dr. Mortimer - Knew the Stapletons and Baskervilles very personally, being their close friend and neighbor, and he prompted the case to Holmes and Watson. He did not suspect anything of them, and he provided information to both sides, intentionally and unintentionally, ultimately swaying the scales of the case.
Mr. Frankland - An elder over-obsessed with British law, he put his nose in business it should not be in. He sighted Cartwright, believing he was helping Selden, and he pointed the boy out to Watson on the moor. He is also Laura Lyon's father, and he cut all ties from her when she married a man without his consent.
Laura Lyon - She was influenced by  Mr. Stapleton on the terms he would marry her, but she was deceived by Stapleton, accidentally putting into motion Sir Charles's murder. She needed money, and Stapleton convinced her to meet Sir Charles on the moor, but then immediately ordered her not to so Stapleton could unleash the hound upon Sir Charles.
Sir Henry (Me) - Being the victim, he was very thorough in his factual information. He knew Beryl, who he loved, and Jack, who interfered with his love. He was very distraught after the hound attempted and failed to kill him, so it was very hard for him to recall some of the said information.
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Mrs. Stapleton - Warned Sir Henry to stay away from the moor and Devonshire in general multiple times. She was abused by Jack, and she was found beaten unconscious and wrapped in tape around a crossbeam. She wanted so much to leave Jack, but was so scared of him that she kept quiet.

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Watson- included information on how he became aware of the case and who he learned the information from, included the most significant details and didn't mention the others.
Holmes- gave background information on the Baskerville family. he included very detailed descriptions and left nothing out, seemed very knowledgeable on the case
Selden- did not know much about the murder of Sir Charles because he was not involved in it. he had gotten food from Mr. Barrymore and was handed down the old clothes of Sir Henry.
Lestrade- only had information on the attempted murder of Sir Henry, gave very detailed descriptions of the events witnessed
Mr. Barrymore- found the body of Sir Charles, observed and mentioned many details of the scene, did not think many people were aware that Sir Charles' late night walk, gave food to Selden, informed Watson and Holmes on the note from Laura Lyons, thinks Beryl is innocent.
Dog expert- well educated on the hound and said it was trained on sight, sound, and to chase prey.
Dr. Mortimer- had known Sir Charles on a personal level, had many detailed specifics on the crime scene of Sir Charles, was who informed Watson and Sherlock of the case.
Frankland- gave detailed description of the information he knew about the crimes. saw the escaped confict on the moor but did not see the hound
Laura Lyons- did not know much information about Sir Charles originally, however she then learned why Stapleton had made her write the letter. Stated Stapleton forced her to send the letter and then not show up at the meeting, was promised marriage by Stapleton, had no idea Mr. Stapleton was going to murder Sir Charles
Sir Henry- very knowledgeable on case for he was directly influenced, described what he knew in length-caught Mr. Barrymore sending signal to Selden with Watson,  said Sherlock shooting the hound was what ended up saving his life
beryl- jack stapleton's wife, said she is not guilty because he forced her to go along with him for some of his stunts. she said she tried her best to stop him or warn people in any way possible and she was not responsible for anything.

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Dr. John Watson- States clear information about before the case. Gives valid thoughts and opinions about Beryl. States thorough and key information about the case. Did not splurge on the tiny, unimportant details.
Sherlock Holmes- Gives backstory to Jack Stapleton and Beryl. States clear facts that lead up to the case, making it more understandable. Includes crucial details, as well as not as important ones. Did not include any opinions about Beryl.
Dog Expert- Identifies the breed of the dog used to kill for Stapleton. Gives more detailed information about the dog.
Selden- Does not know much important information. Did not know Jack or Beryl at all, just that Jack unleashed the hound at Selden, killing Selden, because he thought he was Sir Henry because of his clothes.
Inspector Lestrade- Does not know much, but has important information on the attempted murder of Sir Henry. Was the first to see the actual hound.
John Barrymore- Does not know much about the Stapleton's but does know about the murder of Sir Charles. Found Sir Charles's body. Only knows that Stapleton was shady and nosy in Sir Charles's affairs. States his opinion that Beryl seemed caring and sweet.
Mrs. Barrymore- Selden's older sister. Had information about the telegram sent to Mr. Barrymore. Husband told her about the crime scene. Gives opinion on Beryl, that she is a kind women. Says that Jack is a monster. Gives valid information about Selden's murder.
Dr. Mortimer- Shares the relationship between him and Stapleton. Was a great friend of Sir Charles. Knows essential information about the crime scene with the hounds footprints. Never suspected Jack Stapleton. Thinks Beryl is innocent.
Mr. Frankland- Discovered that Selden was out on the moor. Told Watson about the boy delivering food up on the tor. Likes to sue people.
Sir Henry- Inherited estate and money from Sir Charles will. Gives opinions about Holmes. Gives information about the Brown Boot incident. Loved Beryl, but did not know she was married. Found weird that Holmes had arrived so late. States the hound tried to kill him.
Beryl Stapleton- States she was manipulated by her husband. Says she did not want anything bad to happen to anybody. Wanted to warn people. Tries to prove her point of innocence. Coerced by Stapleton to keep quiet, but still gave warnings. States she is lonely, scared, and hurting from what has happened.

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Watson- Watson gave very good information about the case.  He had clear thoughts about Jack and Beryl.  He has important details to explain whether Beryl was guilty or innocent.
Holmes- Had a very detailed description.  And stated accurate facts and not his opinions on the trial.
Selden- Selden doesn't know a lot of important information because he just runs around the moor.  He got food from Mr. and Mrs. Barrymore out on the moor.
Inspector Lestrade- Isn't a main character in the story, but is still very important.  Was the first one to see the hound.  And saw Beryl tied to the pole and abused by Jack.
John Barrymore- He was the Butler of Baskerville Hall.  He was the person that found Charles dead.  He observed many details of the scene, realized nothing killed him, he died of a heart attack.
Mrs. Barrymore- The sister of Selden.  Doesn't know a whole lot of the case.  She had information about the telegram sent to Mr. Barrymore.
Dog Expert- Doesn't have a lot about the case, but has a lot of information about the hound.
Dr. Mortimer- Was a great friend of Sir Charles.  Doesn't think Beryl is guilty.
Laura Lyons-  She was the one who sent the letter to Sir Charles to arrive at the gate.  Where he later dies.  Stapleton influenced her to marry him, but was deceived by Stapleton.
Sir Henry- He was the individual who inherited the money from Sir Charles will.  He knows a lot about the case because he was very involved in the case.
Beryl Stapleton- The wife of Jack Stapleton.  She was abused by Jack.  And she had feelings for him, but he didn't treat her the same.  He was with Laura Lyons a lot.  She never wanted to hurt anybody, she was trying to warn them. She was coerced by Jack Stapleton.

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Watson- very clear and concise not leaving out any significant details, uses evidence to support his opinions - knows a lot about the case, as he was on the scene almost the entire time
Holmes- reported the facts accurately without making any opinions - knows a lot about the case because he was on the scene for most of the time, he was the one who solved the case
Selden- recounts his limited knowledge well, he doesn't know much because he was in hiding/prison for the duration of most of the case
Dog Expert- limited information about the case, talks about the dog, and circumstances of its life on the moor.
Mr. Barrymore- tells all related information practically and efficiently (L.L, letter, finding the body of sir Charles and about Selden)
Mrs. Eliza Barrymore- doesn't know much about the case (except the telegram she received), her knowledge of the case came from her husband. discusses her opinions of Beryl (thinks she's nice).
Dr. Mortimer- he knows quite  a bit about the case (he was the one to bring it to Holmes' attention) very detailed in his explanation. Knew the Barrymore's and the Stapleton's very well, was their neighbor.
Mr. Frankland- tells in depth the limited knowledge that he knows about the case, only knows stuff because he spies on the moor and because his daughter was directly involved.
Laura Lyons- admits to lying to Dr. Watson and being involved with the death of Sir Charles, but inadvertently and under the influence of Jack. Thoroughly discusses the knowledge she has that is related to the case.
Henry Baskerville- knows a ton about the case, which he discussed in length. Was directly influenced by the case (was almost murdered, his uncles death was the reason he is the heir to the Baskerville fortune.)
Jack Stapleton-
Beryl Stapleton- Was directly involved with the case- sent note to Henry, tried to warn Dr. Watson- husband was the murderer and he abused her to involve her in his plans. gave a detailed explanation  of all her knowledge and to her defense.

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Sir Charles: Talked about his background as a farmer and the money he gained. He then summarized his POV of the hound and experiences in the hall.
Dog Expert: He gave an analogy of the hound.
Mr. Barrymore: Talked about what happened in the hall and his experience there.
Beryll: Morns over her dead husband. Talked about her experience with Mr. Stapleton. And then pleaded to the court.
Mrs. Barrymore: Talked about her job and brother Seldin. Also talked about the telegram she received and her opinion on the other witnesses.

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Watson- Very detailed and observant during the case.  Talked about the manuscript of the hound, knowing that there could be foul play involved.  Acts on facts not opinions.
Sherlock Holmes- Gave valuable input on the case.  He provided extra information since he was out on the moor without everyone knowing.  Very clear and has vital information about Jack Stapleton.
Inspector Lestrade- First person to witness the hound and saw Beryl   tied up in her house.
Mr. Barrymore- The butler of the hall keeping everything in check.  Saw the body of Sir Charles Baskerville.  Helped Seldon by giving him food and clothes.  Had some important information.
Mrs. Barrymore- Had useful information about the telegram and saw the body of Sir Charles but was very modest.  Did not suspect Stapleton or anyone on the moor.  She was the older sister of Seldon.  Dog Expert- Knew what he was talking about.  Very knowledgeable and used information about the speed of the hound.
Dr. Mortimer-  A friend of Sir Charles Baskerville.  Saw footprints at the crime scene.  Believes it was not the fault of Beryl since Stapleton was very controlling.  Had very valuable information about the case.
Mr. Frankland- Father of Laura Lions who likes to sue people.  Overlooks the moor for anything suspicious and sees a man on the moor.  A boy had been delivering food to someone on the moor.  Have seen the Stapleton's on the moor but never talked to them.
Laura Lions- Sent a letter to Sir Charles Baskerville and Stapleton made her bail and not visit him o the night of the murder.  Planned to be Jack Stapleton's Bride since he "helped" get a divorce with her husband.  She was betrayed by Stapleton and scared her to keep her mouth shut.  Very detailed and thorough description of the past events.
Sir Henry Baskerville- Knew about the curse coming while settling in the hall.  His uncle was Sir Charles and he had inherited the land because of his tragic death.  Was almost a victim of the hound and gave a very detailed description of his time in England.
Mrs. Stapleton- Didn't want to kill Sir Henry.  Tried to tell Henry with the cut newspaper.  Jack abused her and made sure she didn't reveal his secret.  Very emotional and gave specific details with her encounterment with Sir Henry. Found wrapped and taped on a beam.

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Watson- Stated very clear information about where he was and his opinions on both Jack and Beryl. He used the most important details that would be needed when trying to prove Beryl guilty or innocent.
Holmes- reported valuable facts before his opinions. Very detailed in his facts throughout his time speaking.
Selden- Not very informed about the case due to him living on the moor. He was receiving help from the Barrymores until his escape away from the moor.
Inspector Lestrade- Also doesn't know much about the case. Has valuable information but it is limited to the attempted murder of Sir Henry. First person to actually see the hound.
Mrs. Barrymore- Giving very thorough detail about the telegram she had received. Very close with Beryl. Never thought anything of Jack Stapleton. Thought of Beryl as a very nice woman.
Dog expert- knew what he was talking about when he was speaking on the dog. Very detailed.