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The Sign of Four by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is a thrilling Sherlock Holmes mystery. Holmes and Dr. Watson unravel the enigmatic case of Miss Morstan's missing father and a stolen treasure. Filled with intrigue, clever deductions, and surprising twists, it showcases Holmes' brilliant mind and deductive prowess.
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Jonathan |
Jonathan Small is Holmes’s key to the mystery.
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Bartholomew |
Bartholomew is Dr. Sholto’s twin brother.
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Thaddeus |
Dr. Thaddeus Sholto is an art collector.
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Sholto |
Major Sholto is a friend of Miss Morstan’s father.
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Morstan |
Mary Morstan is Holmes’s client.
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Watson |
Dr. John Watson is Holmes’s friend and assistant.
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Holmes |
Sherlock Holmes is known for his powers of observation and deduction.
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Sherlock |
Sherlock Holmes is the famous detective.
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