12 Questions
What is the narrator's perspective on the relationship between life and imagination?
Life is always far more daring than imagination.
Why does the detective ask Mr. Jabez Wilson to recommence his narrative?
Because Dr. Watson has not heard the opening part of the story.
What is the detective's usual approach to solving cases?
He uses his memory of similar cases to guide himself.
What is Mr. Jabez Wilson's occupation?
A British tradesman.
What is the detective's attitude towards the present case?
He is skeptical about the facts and thinks it might not be a crime.
What is Mr. Jabez Wilson's demeanor when he pulls out the newspaper?
He appears proud and pompous.
What was the reason for Dr. Watson's visit to Mr. Sherlock Holmes?
To discuss a new case
How did Mr. Holmes react when Dr. Watson offered to wait in the next room?
Insisted on Dr. Watson staying in the room
What was Mr. Wilson's position in relation to Mr. Sherlock Holmes?
Partner in many successful cases
Where did Mr. Holmes suggest Mr. Wilson sit when Dr. Watson entered the room?
Sofa
How did Dr. Watson feel about Mr. Holmes' cases?
Enthusiastic
What characteristic did Mr. Wilson's eyes display upon Dr. Watson's arrival?
Questioning
Join Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson in a mysterious encounter with a stout, elderly gentleman with fiery red hair. Test your deductive skills with this engaging excerpt.
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