The Sign of the Four Charcter mindmap
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- Created on: 06-04-17 14:19
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- The Sign of the Four Character Mindmap
- Sherlock Holmes
- 'Calculating machine'
- Shows that he is methodical
- Inhuman
- Juxtaposition of Watson
- Watson is emotional and Holmes is methodical
- Shows that he is methodical
- 'it would be a pleasure to my friend here to take the box round to the young lady to whom half of it rightfully belongs'
- Holmes friendship with Watson is very strong
- He wants Watson to be happy
- Can show emotion even though he is fully wrapped up in the case
- Juxtaposition to the typical Shelock
- Holmes friendship with Watson is very strong
- 'love is an emotional thing, and whatever is emotional is opposed to be true, cold reason which I place above all things'
- The case takes over his life - nothing else matters
- Shows his dedication towards the cases he gets involved in
- The case takes over his life - nothing else matters
- 'Calculating machine'
- Dr. Watson
- 'the game is hardly worth the candle'
- Sensible and reliable
- 'a medical man to one for whose constitution he is to some extent answerable'
- Very educated
- Wise
- Had a lot more experience of the real world than all of the other characters
- Makes reference to his time in the war
- Brave
- Makes reference to his time in the war
- 'the golden barrier was gone between us'
- Romantic
- Sub-plot
- A typical Victorian gentleman
- Romantic
- 'the game is hardly worth the candle'
- Athelney Jones
- 'a single vigorous and masterful mind'
- Ironic
- Should be Sherlock
- (published in the newspaper with false/untrue so called "facts"
- Do think about what concequences will come from his actions
- 'I have been obliged to reconsider it'
- He doesn't want to admit that he was wrong
- Selfish
- Only cares for his fame
- He doesn't want to admit that he was wrong
- 'you are a connoisseur of crime'
- Jealous
- In amazement
- Holmes is addicted and very knowledgeable about crime
- He knows that he has been beaten by Holmes
- 'a single vigorous and masterful mind'
- Mary Morstan
- "'the treasure is lost,' said Miss Morstan calmly
- Cares more about other things, such as Dr. Watson, than money
- Unpredictable
- 'her sweet grace face, tinting with a dull, metallic sparkle the rich coils of her luxurious hair'
- The romantic sub-plot is being layed out
- 'her self-control was perfect' - Dr. Waston
- Admiration
- contrasts the context of the novel
- "'the treasure is lost,' said Miss Morstan calmly
- Jonathan Small
- 'I was as grieved as if it had been my blood-relation'
- Loyal
- Regret?
- 'I have put it where you shall never lay hands on it... it is my treasure andloot ill make darned good care that no one else does'
- Selfish
- 'I tell you that it is four or none with us'
- Loyal
- Duality
- 'I was as grieved as if it had been my blood-relation'
- Tonga
- 'little hellhound'
- Cunning
- Demonlike
- unpredictable
- Dangerous
- Devil
- Metaphor
- To match his personality
- Creates an image
- Minipulative
- 'the little devil'
- Scary
- Unpredictable
- Dangerous
- Cunning
- Metaphor
- Creates an image
- 'cluded by a cannibal feast'
- Eats people
- Dangerous
- Unpredictable
- Unique
- Carnivore
- Eats people
- 'little hellhound'
- Thaddeus Sholto
- 'had your father, Miss Morstan, refrained from throwing a strain upon his heart, he might still alive now'
- Insensitive
- Heartless
- Direct
- 'there is a young lady, too. She cannot wait on the public road at this hour'
- Not completely self-obsessed
- Considerate
- Wise
- 'half blubbering with fear'
- Not a typical Victorian gentleman
- Seen as strange to the Victorians at the time
- Unusual
- Weak
- Not a typical Victorian gentleman
- 'had your father, Miss Morstan, refrained from throwing a strain upon his heart, he might still alive now'
- Bartholemew Sholto
- 'you cannot imagine what a terrible fellow he is when he is angry'
- Agressive
- Very common
- 'a clever fellow'
- Well educated
- 'he was clearly a confirmed hypochondriac'
- Over exaggerates everything
- 'you cannot imagine what a terrible fellow he is when he is angry'
- Major Sholto
- 'i could not bear to share it with another'
- Selfish
- Obsessed
- 'i can hardy be blamed in the matter'
- Psycopath
- Passes the blame to someone else
- Wont take any responsibility
- Liar
- Psycopath
- 'there was every chance that i would be accused of his murder'
- Selfish
- Avoidant
- Deceitful
- 'i could not bear to share it with another'
- Captain Morstan
- 'he had suffered for yearrs from a weak heart, but he concealed it from everyone'
- Avoidant
- Self-less
- Secretive
- Scared
- Mysterious
- 'he came straight over here to claim his share'
- Desperate
- Excited
- 'Morstan and i had a difference of opinion as to the division of the treasure
- Wanted equal share
- Strong views
- Wise
- Fair
- 'he had suffered for yearrs from a weak heart, but he concealed it from everyone'
- Sherlock Holmes
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