A character named after this one adopts the alias of "Adam Selene" as a leader of the lunar independence movement; that character is a sentient supercomputer from Robert Heinlein's The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress. In this character's first appearance, his neighbor Mr. Melas discovers that Paul Kratides is being held captive by Harold Latimer when Latimer kidnaps him and forces him to translate (*) Greek. As a government worker, he hopes to track down some missing submarine plans in the story "The Bruce-Partington Plans." T
A character named after this one adopts the alias of "Adam Selene" as a leader of the lunar independence movement; that character is a sentient supercomputer from Robert Heinlein's The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress. In this character's first appearance, his neighbor Mr. Melas discovers that Paul Kratides is being held captive by Harold Latimer when Latimer kidnaps him and forces him to translate (*) Greek. As a government worker, he hopes to track down some missing submarine plans in the story "The Bruce-Partington Plans." This co-founder of the Diogenes Club is extremely lazy and unambitious despite being more intelligent than his younger brother. For 10 points, name this brother of Sherlock Holmes.
A character named after this one adopts the alias of "Adam Selene" as a leader of the lunar independence movement; that character is a sentient supercomputer from Robert Heinlein's The Moon
Mycroft Holmes [or: Mycroft Holmes]