the sign of the four
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- Sign Of The Four Revision
- Sherlock Holmes
- Drug Addict:"I crave mental exaltation"
- He is "a calculating machine"
- Very blunt and lacks human feelings: "
- Watson
- Romantic: "You have attempted to tinge with romanticism" - Sherlock
- Good friend of Sherlock: "Extraordinary-genius for minutiae"
- In love with Mary Morstan: "because I love you Mary"
- Mary Morstan
- Weak and innocent: "Her hand quivered, and showed every sign of intense inward agitation"
- "Modest: She wore a small turban of the same dull hue, relieved only by a suspicion of white feather in the side."
- Clam: Miss Morstan appeared to have a soothing effect upon her.
- Jonathan Small
- Frightening: "Besides, I don't like that wooden-legged man, wi' his ugly face and outlandish talk." - said by Mrs Smith
- Calculating: "The major was raving about his losses."
- Ruthless: "When I found that he was devoted to me and would do anything to serve me, I saw my chance of escape."
- Tonga
- Violent: "Tonga thought he had done something very clever in killing him" - Small
- A human pet:: "Capable of forming most devoted friendships when their trust has once been gained"-Sherlock
- Very hideous: "having large, misshapen heads, small, fierce eyes and distorted features"
- Athenley Jones
- Comic: When he 'discovers' the trapdoor to the roof at Pondicherry Lodge, he is quickly 'crestfallen' when Holmes explains that he was the one who opened it.
- Apologetic: "His expression was downcast, and his bearing meek and even apologetic."
- Common: "There is nothing more unaesthetic than a policeman."
- Thaddeus Sholto
- Nervous: "He writhed his hands together as he stood, and his features were in a perpetual jerk."
- Self-obsessed: "He was clearly a confirmed hypochondriac, and I was dreamily conscious that he was pouring forth interminable trains of symptoms..."
- Rich: " The richest and glossiest of curtains and tapestries draped the walls, looped back here and there to expose some richly-mounted painting or Oriental vase."
- Sherlock Holmes
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