detective

plays the violin

Lives at 221b Baker Street

couldn't go to Baskerville Hall, so he sent Dr. Watson

may have finally met his match

has suspicions of the neighbors on the moor, and some others

Sherlock Holmes' right-hand man

middle-aged

Goes to Baskerville Hall with Sir Henry

is trying to protect Sir Henry

investigating suspects

Has suspicions about the Barrymores because of Mrs. Barrymore crying in the night and Mr. Barrymore lying about it

The first Baskerville

legend says the hound killed him

Crazy, wild, profane, and a godless man

kidnapped the young maiden

couldn't control his temper

1700s

Descendant of Sir Hugo Baskerville

Died supposedly of a heart-attack

believed that the Hound was real

His health was for some time impaired before his death

Lived at Baskerville Hall

Lived in fear of the moor at night

was very rich

middle-aged, married

friend of Sir Charles Baskerville

Doctor

had a walking stick and a cocker spaniel

very tall, and thin, with a long nose like a beak

forget his stick at Holmes' home

was not the man in the cab

wanted advice from Holmes

his special hobby is looking at the differences between each person/animal's skulls

heir to Baskerville Hall

not married, young

decided to continue with his plans and go to Baskerville Hall

farmed in Canada

Lost 2 of his boots and only got 1 back

Married

butler for the Baskervilles

Lied to Sir Henry about his wife crying in the middle of the night

seems a little suspicious

wants to leave Baskerville Hall

married to Mr. Barrymore

wants to leave Baskerville Hall

was crying in the middle of the night

seems a little suspicious

works at Baskerville Hall

close to Sir Charles

the escaped convict

he's the Notting Hill murderer

was going to be executed, but wasn't

no one knows where he is

soldiers are stationed around the moor because of him

Could he have done something with Sir Charles?

a naturalist

lives with his sister

lives at Merripit House

Stapleton invited Dr. Watson to his house

been at the moor for 2 years

Mr. Stapleton says he can get to the middle of the Grimpen Mire and return alive

Seems a little suspicious, I just get this vibe from him I can't explain

Mr. Stapleton's sister

not married

lives with her brother at Merripit House

Tells Dr. Watson to go back to London and never to come back to the moor thinking he's Sir Henry

Looks nothing like her brother

Thinks something on the moor is out to get Sir Henry, she doesn't say what though

tan, with brown hair

What exactly happened to him?

Was it a heart attack or did someone kill him?

Did one of his neighbors do something?

Does someone want to kill him too? If so, who?

What happened to his 2 boots?

Who gave him the note he found in London?

Who was following him around in London in the cab?

Mrs. Barrymore was crying in the middle of the night and Mr. Barrymore lied about it. Why would he do that?

They want to leave all of a sudden. Is it because of what they say or is it something else?

Mr. Barrymore was said to be the first to find the body

If we figure out why Mrs. Barrymore was crying, and why Mr. Barrymore lied, and if he's questioned and he doesn't lie about anything else, we might be able to figure out more of what happened since he found the body first.

this person was following Sir Henry around

He knew which hotel Sir Henry was at

had a big, black beard

Is he trying to kill Sir Henry or warn him?

Why is he following Sir Henry around?

If we find out who it is, we might be able to figure out who's trying to kill Sir Henry

the person who took the boot knew which hotel Sir Henry was staying at and Sir Henry decided at like last minute

2 were taken and the hotel claimed to know nothing about it

only 1 was returned and the hotel still claimed to know nothing about it

If we figure this out, we can figure out who's been stalking him

Sir Charles chose to stay at the hotel he was staying at last minute. Who could've known he was there?

If we figure out who gave Sir Charles this note, it's probably the same person as the man in the cab and might be the person who took his boots.