CATEGORY: WORDS: Joshua Kelhoffer  A man of great intellect and
eccentricity, detective Sherlock Holmes forces his reluctant
assistant, Dr. Watson, to endure his silly experiments. Watson
walks into Holmes’ office, dressed up as a wilderness by plants
and animals of the like. Refusing to play his games, Watson
simply approaches the end of the office, to find a dart flung
upon him. Holmes reveals himself as the culprit, hidden in the
corner and dressed in bookshelf/wall-like camouflage. If you
just managed to miss Guy Ritchie’s first Sherlock Holmes
adventure, this scene would describe the character perfectly.
Holmes is insane! But insanely smart.  His latest adversary,
Professor Moriarty, is equally as insane and intelligent. He has
Holmes sent over for a single meeting his office. The great
detective had already announced his suspicion of Moriarty to
Watson earlier. Now was his chance to prove them correct, as he
spends the scene deducing all the logic and evidence placed
before him. What makes the scenes be