In the final chapter of "Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes," titled "The Final

Problem," Sherlock Holmes faces one of his most dangerous adversaries,

Professor James Moriarty. Holmes becomes increasingly aware of Moriarty's
criminal genius and realizes that he is faced with a formidable opponent who
runs a vast criminal empire.
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Holmes receives information that a fellow detective, Colonel Sebastian Moran,
is planning to murder him. In response, Holmes decides to confront Moriarty
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Dr. John Watson accompanies Holmes to witness the potentially deadly
encounter.

Upon reaching their destination, Holmes and Watson find themselves in a

perilous situation. Realizing that they have been followed, Holmes sends
Watson away to avoid any harm. He then engages Moriarty in a fierce battle
on a narrow ledge near the falls. Watson witnesses the intense struggle and
catches a fleeting glimpse of Holmes and Moriarty locked in a deadly
embrace before they disappear into the waters below.

Watson mourns the apparent death of his friend and records the events in his
memoirs, honoring Holmes as a brilliant detective and a great man. The
chapter ends with Watson's realization that he must continue Holmes's work
and uphold justice in his absence.

"The Final Problem" marks the end of Holmes's adventures as detailed in

"Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes" and leaves readers with a sense of loss and
admiration for the legendary detective who sacrificed his life to rid the world
of a criminal mastermind.
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