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The Final problem Analysis
“If I have now been compelled to make a clear statement of his career, it is due to those injudicious champions who have endeavoured to clear his memory by attacks upon him whom I shall forever regard as the best and wisest man whom I have ever known.”
-Dr John Watson
Full Scale Iq, Cognition, Intellect, Knowledge & physical capabilities: Green
Emotional Quotient, Social Intelligence, Adversity capacity & Psychology: Yellow
Manipulation, Deception, psychological warfare & Influence: Red
Strategy, planning & tactics: Dark blue
Anticipation, Prediction & Traps: Light blue
Thinking, Reasoning & investigator skills: Pink
Adaptability: Purple
Countering: Orange
Extra Information: white
Before reading this please read The short stories, The final problem and The Empty house. This simply gives an analysis to his scheme and spoils the entire story which are very good stories. So please read both stories before reading this.
(I know you won’t anyway but please do)
Context & Goals
Sherlock Holmes had been engaged by the French government on a private matter. During this business he had provoked Professor Moriarty “The Napoleon of Crime”. He has a Continental crime organisation and is responsible for a half of the crime in Europe and nearly all that is undetected by governments. All his agents are organised and smart. James Moriarty Is a genius that Sherlock says is potentially as smart as he is himself. Sherlocks goals are simple.
1. Keep Watson safe …
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