This character sometimes meets his indolent brother at the Diogenes Club, and he fails to rescue Paul Kratides, a man with plaster covering his face. This character, who once spent a morning stabbing a harpoon into a dead pig, notices that a portrait of a cavalier resembles the former schoolmaster Vandeleur. This man used the "curious case of the dog in the night time," to determine the whereabouts of a racehorse. He is menaced by the airgun-wielding Sebastian (*) Moran, and he apparently dies at Reichenbach Falls with Professor Moriarty. For 10 points, identify this detective whose miraculous
This character sometimes meets his indolent brother at the Diogenes Club, and he fails to rescue Paul Kratides, a man with plaster covering his face. This character, who once spent a morning stabbing a harpoon into a dead pig, notices that a portrait of a cavalier resembles the former schoolmaster Vandeleur. This man used the "curious case of the dog in the night time," to determine the whereabouts of a racehorse. He is menaced by the airgun-wielding Sebastian (*) Moran, and he apparently dies at Reichenbach Falls with Professor Moriarty. For 10 points, identify this detective whose miraculous deductions are recorded by Dr. Watson, a creation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
This character sometimes meets his indolent brother at the Diogenes Club, and he fails to rescue Paul Kratides, a man with plaster covering his face.
Sherlock Holmes [accept either underlined part]