Sherlock
Storyboard Text
- In Sherlock's hand, a disreputable heart-felt hat, much the worse for wear and cracked in several places.
- There are points in connection with it which are not entirely devoid of interest and even of instruction.
- *Sherlock's Flashback*
- *Sherlock's Flashback cont*
- What on Earth
- Who would put a diamond in a goose?
- LOST TOP HAT AND GOOSE
- I never tried looking for my stuff. I figured the people who assaulted me took it, but I saw the newspaper ad and came to find it.
- Who did you sell the goose to??
- What were you two arguing about?
- I'm trying to find a goose that was sold to Henry Baker.
- My name is James Ryder
- GET OUT!!!
- Why did you let him go?
- He knows he made a mistake.
- Characters for a Certain PurposeJohn Horner: He was framed for the crimeMrs. Oakshott: She was the geese innkeeperHenry Baker: He bought the goosePeterson: He brought the goose and hat to SherlockDetective is MemorableHe is very observant, quick on his feet and he talks a lot to explain vivid details.
- Crime is SignificantA valuable blue carbuncle was stolen and then put inside a goose. It was sold and ended up in an innocent person's possession.Criminal is WorthyHe framed John Horner for his crimeHe worked at the hotel, which is how he stole the diamondSuspects are AvailableHenry BakerJames Ryder
- Clues AvailableThe hat, said "HB"The tag on the goose's foot saying "to Mrs. Henry Baker"Ending is LogicalWatson finds Henry Baker and find out that the stuff belongs to him. Henry told Watson where he bought the goose from, leading them to James Ryder and his confession of the crime.ThemeBeing greedy only gets you into bad situations.
- SettingLondonWinterBaker StreetMrs. Oakshott'sMood/ToneUneasy at timesMysteriousTense
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