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This document compares and contrasts the classic novel The Hound of the Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to a graphic novel adaptation. It provides character lists and summaries for both versions. In the classic novel, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson discover the mystery of a hound that has been killing members of the Baskerville family and uncover its owner. The document analyzes both versions in terms of detail, tone, and how they depict the revelation of the killer.
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The document lists Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes publications and provides a brief description and review of The Hound of the Baskervilles. It notes that the story involves Sherlock Holmes investigating the death of Sir Charles Baskerville which is related to the legend of an evil dog. Holmes sends Watson to Dartmoor to both investigate the crime and protect Sir Charles' heir, Sir Henry. The reviewer expresses enjoying the book as they find investigative stories, particularly those involving Sherlock Holmes, to be fantastic reads.
The Hound of the Baskervilles
Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are visited by Dr. Mortimer seeking help regarding recent strange events on the Baskerville estate. He recounts the legend of a cursed hound that haunts the Baskervilles. They agree to investigate when the new heir, Sir Henry, arrives. At the estate, strange occurrences continue and Sir Henry is eventually attacked by the hound. Through his investigation, Holmes discovers the hound is part of a plot by the neighbor, Mr. Stapleton, to inherit the estate as he is actually a Baskerville. Holmes kills the hound and Stapleton is later found dead, having escaped into the Grimpen Mire bog.
Hound of baskerviles
When Sir Charles Baskerville is found dead on the moors, his death is ruled a heart attack. However, Dr Mortimer believes the family is being haunted by a supernatural hound that has killed male Baskervilles for years. With the heir returning from Canada and the mystery unsolved, Dr Mortimer asks Sherlock Holmes for help, worried the deaths will continue until the truth is discovered. Holmes and Watson work to solve the mystery of the hound and determine if it is behind Sir Charles's death.
The hound of the baskervilles
The Hound of the Baskervilles tells the story of the Baskerville family who are haunted by a legend of a hound that kills the male heirs. Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson investigate and discover that a man Watson knew from Devonshire is using the hound to kill in order to inherit the Baskervilles' estate. Their investigation reveals that the man is killing to gain the family's wealth and properties.
The hound of the baskerville chapter 2
The chapter summarizes the backstory provided in an ancient document about the supposed curse of the Baskervilles. It describes how Hugo Baskerville fell in love with a maid but took her by force, chasing her with dogs. Hugo called on evil forces to help catch her. Later, friends found Hugo's body alongside the winged maiden and a gigantic hound, said to haunt the Baskerville family ever since. Dr. Mortimer reads this document to Holmes and Watson, asking for their help investigating the recent death of Sir Charles Baskerville, believed linked to the hound curse.
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I. The document provides background information on the author Arthur Conan Doyle and details relating to his famous detective story "The Hound of the Baskervilles". II. It outlines the characters, setting, plot, climax, themes and symbols of the story. III. The climax involves the appearance of a demonic hound, though Holmes later reveals the true rational explanation for events.
The Hound Of The Baskervilles Chapter 1
Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson meet a visitor, Dr. Mortimer, in their office. Using only Mortimer's walking stick, which was left behind, Holmes deduces details about Mortimer, including that he is a doctor, lives in the country, and owns a medium-sized dog. Mortimer is impressed with Holmes' skills. He asks for Holmes' help with a problem, but Holmes wants to know more details before assisting further. The chapter introduces the characters and relationship dynamics while demonstrating Holmes' impressive deductive abilities.
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The document lists Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes publications and provides a brief description and review of The Hound of the Baskervilles. It notes that the story involves Sherlock Holmes investigating the death of Sir Charles Baskerville which is related to the legend of an evil dog. Holmes sends Watson to Dartmoor to both investigate the crime and protect Sir Charles' heir, Sir Henry. The reviewer expresses enjoying the book as they find investigative stories, particularly those involving Sherlock Holmes, to be fantastic reads.
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Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are visited by Dr. Mortimer seeking help regarding recent strange events on the Baskerville estate. He recounts the legend of a cursed hound that haunts the Baskervilles. They agree to investigate when the new heir, Sir Henry, arrives. At the estate, strange occurrences continue and Sir Henry is eventually attacked by the hound. Through his investigation, Holmes discovers the hound is part of a plot by the neighbor, Mr. Stapleton, to inherit the estate as he is actually a Baskerville. Holmes kills the hound and Stapleton is later found dead, having escaped into the Grimpen Mire bog.
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When Sir Charles Baskerville is found dead on the moors, his death is ruled a heart attack. However, Dr Mortimer believes the family is being haunted by a supernatural hound that has killed male Baskervilles for years. With the heir returning from Canada and the mystery unsolved, Dr Mortimer asks Sherlock Holmes for help, worried the deaths will continue until the truth is discovered. Holmes and Watson work to solve the mystery of the hound and determine if it is behind Sir Charles's death.
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The Hound of the Baskervilles tells the story of the Baskerville family who are haunted by a legend of a hound that kills the male heirs. Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson investigate and discover that a man Watson knew from Devonshire is using the hound to kill in order to inherit the Baskervilles' estate. Their investigation reveals that the man is killing to gain the family's wealth and properties.
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The chapter summarizes the backstory provided in an ancient document about the supposed curse of the Baskervilles. It describes how Hugo Baskerville fell in love with a maid but took her by force, chasing her with dogs. Hugo called on evil forces to help catch her. Later, friends found Hugo's body alongside the winged maiden and a gigantic hound, said to haunt the Baskerville family ever since. Dr. Mortimer reads this document to Holmes and Watson, asking for their help investigating the recent death of Sir Charles Baskerville, believed linked to the hound curse.
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The Hound Of The Baskervilles Chapter 1
Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson meet a visitor, Dr. Mortimer, in their office. Using only Mortimer's walking stick, which was left behind, Holmes deduces details about Mortimer, including that he is a doctor, lives in the country, and owns a medium-sized dog. Mortimer is impressed with Holmes' skills. He asks for Holmes' help with a problem, but Holmes wants to know more details before assisting further. The chapter introduces the characters and relationship dynamics while demonstrating Holmes' impressive deductive abilities.
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Wilson hires Holmes to investigate why his well-paying job with the Red-Headed League suddenly disappeared. Holmes discovers that Wilson's assistant, Spaulding, was actually a criminal named Clay who created the League to keep Wilson away from his shop while Clay dug a tunnel to rob the nearby bank. That night, Holmes, Watson, and the police lay in wait and catch Clay emerging from the new tunnel under Wilson's shop.
The hound of the baskerville Chapter 4
Holmes jumps into action after Sir Henry and Dr. Mortimer leave. He follows them and spots a man following them in a cab. The man has a bushy black beard and piercing eyes. Holmes tries to get another cab to follow the man but is unsuccessful. Holmes immediately recognizes that the man is clever, making the mystery more interesting as the opponent is a match for Holmes' skills.
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Dr. Watson sent a second report to Sherlock Holmes from Baskerville Hall describing several strange events. He reported seeing Mrs. Barrymore signaling from a window to someone in the moor late at night, and hearing Barrymore leave the house secretly each night. Watson also heard mysterious and distressing cries from the moor each night. These strange occurrences increased the ominous atmosphere around Baskerville Hall and the mystery of Sir Charles' death.
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Dr. Watson sent a second report to Sherlock Holmes from Baskerville Hall describing several strange events. He reported seeing Mrs. Barrymore signaling from a window to someone in the moor late at night, and hearing Barrymore leave the house secretly each night. Watson also heard mysterious and distressing cries from the moor each night. These strange occurrences increased the ominous atmosphere around Baskerville Hall and the mystery of Sir Charles' death.
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The hound of the baskervilles
- 1. By: Dacey
- 2. CLASSIC GRAPHIC Dr. John Watson Dr. John Watson Sherlock Holmes Sherlock Holmes Sir Hugo Baskerville Sir Hugo Baskerville Sir Charles Baskerville Sir Charles Baskerville Sir Henry Baskerville Sir Henry Baskerville Jack Stapleton Jack Stapleton Dr. Mortimer Dr. Mortimer Miss Beryl Stapleton Miss Beryl Stapleton John and Eliza Berrymore John and Eliza Berrymore Laura Lyons Laura Lyons Seldon Seldon
- 3. CLASSIC GRAPHIC A mysterious hound The same idea has been murdering Outline of the story the members in the Baskerville family. Does not show Sherlock Detectives Sherlock Holmes’ methods. Holmes and Dr. John Watson discover the mystery of the hound and it’s owner. More detail
- 4. CLASSIC GRAPHIC
- 5. CLASSIC GRAPHIC Sherlock Holmes’ house Sherlock Holmes’ house London London Baskerville Hall at Baskerville Hall at Dartmoor Dartmoor Stapleton House in Stapleton House in Dartmoor Dartmoor
- 6. CLASSIC GRAPHIC Tense Tense REALLY SCARY !!!! Surprising SURPRIZING!!!!
- 7. CLASSIC GRAPHIC The long lost relative The long lost relative Jack Stapleton tries to Jack Stapleton tries to kill the Baskerville kill the Baskerville family to get their family to get their fortune by making a big fortune by making a big hound go after them. hound go after them. (same thing)
- 8. CLASSIC GRAPHIC Sherlock Holmes finds Sherlock Holmes finds out that Stapleton out that Stapleton turned the hound on turned the hound on them. them. Stapleton runs away Sherlock tries to save and is never seen again. Stapleton from sinking in the moor
- 9. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a good mystery.