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Story starts with a mild and interesting discussion between Watson and Sherlock about the capabilities of an imaginative mind. Going forward we meet Ms Sutherland, a beautiful and cute lady having troubles to find her husband, lost, the day of marriage. Events were not simple as they were likely looking. Some deeply personal relations had crossed the boundaries of what our normal society entertains, and the sheer greed had taken over all the humane characteristics from the belongings. Events were highly unlikely in what we had previously anticipated, but our beloved Sherlock took no time to solve it all. Just one letter, and we are face to face with scoundrel. short stories look small. in the previous two readings of Conan Doyle, that are A Study in Scarlet and The Sign of four. I think, I felt more connected to the story line. I was deeply engrossed into his craft. But upon reading the short stories. It looks somewhat artificial and  could not have taken place in real world. I kn...

The Plot Sets Up We, audience encounter a man coming to Baker Street and is in trouble because he had found a job that was just free money and was enjoying a hefty sum from it, but suddenly his job ends without any reason. The man gets troubled reaches the great detective to do some investigation about it. As the events finally turn out we see, it was a pretty nasty shit than we had previously anticipated. Some random bits On the knees, tapping floor, in London, Down the road Cards fold, French gold, down the alley, Was a tunnel, banker,  a man like dog Guns clatter People hum DISTURBANCE And an assistant accussed. By the way, did somebody mentioned violin??? Bye

The curtain rises with Sherlock, Watson and The King of  Bohemia going to meet The Woman at Serpentine Avenue, but a big surprise is to wait for them there. There we met with an empty home and a letter for Sherlock to read, and it was obviously from the antagonist to our beloved hero. Reading it, realized Sherlock, with all due respect his ideas were finally simplified by someone else who was not intended to do so. Now, he is left with nothing in hand other than to accept his defeat. But with the results Bohemian King is happy. And, is cheery to give anything that his detective may demand, but Sherlock leaving all of what The King can offer accepts the photo which was accompanied with the letter. This shows the typical Sherlockian behavior to do anything that keeps him engaged and not caring for any materialistic wealth which our Normal world dies for. And, The fact that from that day Sherlock always talked about Irene with respect shows that he believed in fair game to be played. ...

So, this is a natural continuation of the short story A Scandal in Bohemia by Arthur Conan Doyle. Which places it third in the Sherlock series of Doyle. This chapter takes place in two act structure. First, we enter the room with Watson, who is waiting eagerly for Sherlock to come out of his rooms. Upon joining, Sherlock describes his morning adventures at Irene Adler "The women" home. And time and again, we are amused by sheer abilities of Sherlock to play a disguise. The plan to trick the woman and getting the photos back is shared between the boys. And as usual until the end we are unable to guess the end and that is The crux of what defines the detective fiction. Audience has all the information that the characters have but these are the results that define the intelligence of the detective. So, the next part begins with Watson and Holmes reaching Brainy Lodge. Sherlock being disguised and Watson ready to act upon will of Sherlock. Things go as Sherlock had planned ...