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Hound of The Baskervillas
Hound of The Baskervillas
• Means “new”
• First novel written
by Daniel Dafoe
• Robinson Crusoe
in 1719
Elements of a Novel
• Setting: The time, place and environment in
which a story takes place
• Plot: The series of events in a story that
reveal the conflict, crisis and resolution
• Characters: The people (or things) that
take part in the story
Elements of a Novel-cont
• Point of View: The perspective from which
the story is told
• Theme: What the author is trying to tell us
about the subject of the story
• Motifs: Recurring idea or theme
• Red Herring: Obvious solution in a
mystery that attempts to throw us off the
trail.
The Hound of the Baskervilles
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Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock Holmes is a very
interesting character. He is
witty and clever. The most
important trait of the detective
is that he figures out the most
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to bother about using his
powers of deduction.
“Sherlock Holmes had, in a
very remarkable degree, the
power of detaching his mind at
will”(p. 39).
Sherlock Holmes
• Anonymous note—warning
or threat?
• Times newspaper clippings
(moor)
• Used short blade scissors
• In a hurry (words carelessly
glued)
• Hotel pen (sputtering ink)
The Hound of the Baskervilles
Chapter 4-Sir Henry Baskerville
• Letter format
• Selden not seen for a “fortnight”
• Mr. Frankland of Lafter Hall: a
litigator and amateur astronomer
• Henry questions Barrymore about
telegram, gives him his wardrobe
• Watson sees Barrymore creeping
down the hall with a candle
The Hound of the Baskervilles
Chapter 9-2nd report of Dr. Watson