The Hound of The Baskervilles by Alexander Altman

Sherlock Holmes

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He is a famous detective in London.
He is very interested in the murder of Sir Charles Baskerville and is currently trying to solve it.
His "sidekick" is Dr. Watson.
He is suspicious of Barrymore, Stapleton, and the surrounding neighbors.
He is very interested in the hound of the baskervilles even though he doesn't believe in ghostly things.

Dr. Watson

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He is Sherlock's right hand man.
He is currently in the Moor actively investigating Sir Charles's death.
He doesn't believe in ghostly things.
He was sent here by Sherlock to investigate the nearby neighbors.
He things the moor is very melancholy.

Sir Hugo Baskerville

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He lived in the 17th century.
He was a truly wicked man.
He kidnapped a young maiden but she got away.
He chased after her through the night on a horse.
He is said to have died to a giant black hound tearing out his throat but Sherlock doubts this story.

Sir Charles Baskerville

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He died during a nightly walk.
Found paw prints near the body.
He was afraid of the curse of the hound that has killed of a lot of his family.
He was a wealthy man that was very generous.
Sherlock is working his case and suspects that Barrymore, Stapleton or one of the nearby neighbors killed him.

Dr. Mortimer

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He is a doctor.
He is smart but does not know who he should be suspicious of.
He was a very close friend to Sir Charles Baskerville and was to get money from his will.
He has taken care of Sir Henry Baskerville since he arrived in London.
He has a wife named Mrs. Mortimer.

Sir Henry Baskerville

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Nephew of Sir Charles Baskerville and the person to inherit his wealth.
Lived in Canada until told of his uncle's death and came back to London.
Sherlock is determined to protect him and find whoever is watching him.
Dr. Mortimer has watched over him as he arrived in London.
He is a bit concerned for his well being here in London after hearing about the hound of the Baskerville's but he does not know who to blame for his uncle's death

John Barrymore

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He is a house keeper of Baskerville hall.
His wife is Mrs. Barrymore.
He was very close to Sir Charles Baskerville and was to get money from Sir Charles Baskerville's will.
He was thinking about leaving Baskerville hall because it reminds him of Sir Charles Baskerville.
He is one of Sherlock's suspects.

Mrs. Barrymore

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She is the wife of John Barrymore.
She is a house keeper of Baskerville hall.
She was very close to Sir Charles Baskerville and was to get some money from Sir Charles Baskerville's will.
Sherlock is suspicious of her and her husband.
Dr. Watson heard her crying during the night most likely mourning the death of Sir Charles Baskerville.

Selden

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Seldon is a outlaw
He escaped from a nearby town by the Moor.
He is apparently dangerous so they put up guards to watch for him.
Seldon is a murderer.
No ones suspects him to be related to Sir Charles Baskerville's death.

Jack Stapleton

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He is a nearby neighbor of Sir Charles Baskerville.
He is a Botanist.
His sister is Beryl Stapleton.
He lives is Merripit house.
He is one of Sherlocks suspects.

Beryl Baskerville

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She lives with Jack Stapleton.
She is Jack Stapleton's sister.
She is one of Sherlocks suspects.
She is a very fine lady.
She tried to desperately warn Sir Henry Baskerville to leave the Moor immediately for something bad could happen to him.

The Mysteries

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The main mysteries Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are very interesting. A man named Sir Charles Baskerville has died under mysterious circumstances and some say he was killed by a big ghostly hound. This hound has supposedly haunted his family for decades by Sherlock isn't buying the story. While beginning to start the case he discovers that someone is watching Sir Charles Baskerville's nephew Sir Henry Baskerville. He tries to find out who but can only find that they have a beard. So Sir Charles Baskerville dies under mysterious circumstances and when the heir to his wealth arrives someone comes to spy on him. Sherlock suspected it was the housekeeper Barrymore but he was never able to fully clear that he had been in London spying on Henry. Sherlock also got someone to go through the papers in a handful of hotels to try to find out where this mystery person was staying that was spying of Sir Henry. He looked through the papers because the person had cut out a mysterious note for Sir Henry telling him that the moor is dangerous.

The Mortimer Lead

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At the beginning of the story, we were told that Dr. Mortimer had a dog. He was also a doctor for Sir Charles Baskerville. We were told that Dr. Mortimer would get some money from Sir Charles Baskerville's will. We were also told that Sir Charles was very anxious from the tales of a ghostly hound that has killed his family. Now nearby Sir Charles's dead body were paw prints of a dog. What if Dr. Mortimer had given Sir Charles rigged medication so that when Sir Charles went outside on his walk, Dr. Mortimer's dog was sent purposely to scare Sir Charles by barking. Sir Charles ran and screamed but with the rigged medication, it didn't help his health problems with his heart and he ended up dying from a heart attack of the ground. Then when all of this was over, Dr. Mortimer got the money from the will.

The Barrymore Lead

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After Sherlocks meeting with Dr. Mortimer and Sir Henry Baskerville, he followed them outside and spotted a taxi spying on them from across the street. The man spying had had a big beard. When he asked Dr. Mortimer about anyone he knows in the moor with a big beard he said Barrymore, the housekeeper of Baskerville hall. Sherlock then sent a telegraph to the moor asking if Barrymore was there but the lead failed because they were never sure if it actually got delivered to him accordingly. Another lead they had was the taxi drivers wagon number. They searched it up and found the man. The man said that the man that he drove he knew nothing about besides that he was a detective named Sherlock Holmes. This confused Sherlock because he was Sherlock and it seems someone had posed as him and then left and because of this they now lost that lead also. Barrymore has still been a little suspicious while Dr. Watson has been around because he lied to him about his wife crying during the night. There are really any new leads currently but Barrymore is still a suspect.

The Beryl Stapleton Lead

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When we were first introduced to the Stapleton's we met Jack first and after seeing a Clyclopides and getting distracted we meet Beryl Stapleton. The first thing she does is warn Dr. Watson to leave the moor as soon as possible. She said this to Dr. Watson because she thought he was Sir Henry Baskerville. She later apologized for it but warned him that they need to leave because the moor is a dangerous place for the Baskerville's especially after Sir Charles's death. I think its interesting how she seems to be on the same lines as the mysterious note Sir Henry Baskerville had gotten. What if she was connected to the note in some way and she was the one who sent it because she knows something about the moor that we don't.