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Where there is no imagination there is no horror. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Where there is no imagination there is no horror. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Arthur Conan Doyle. 22 nd of May, 1859 Edinburgh Medicine Sport Photography Ghosts and fairies 1885 children knighthood 1930 Detective stories. Detective story.

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Where there is no imagination there is no horror. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

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  1. Where there is no imagination there is no horror.Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

  2. Arthur Conan Doyle • 22nd of May, 1859 • Edinburgh • Medicine • Sport • Photography • Ghosts and fairies • 1885 • children • knighthood • 1930 • Detective stories

  3. Detective story • a story in which there is a murder or other crime and a detective who tries to solve it. • the personality of a detective and his reflections are in the centre of the story.

  4. Seeing is believing

  5. Checking hometask Sir Henry goes to Stapleton’s house to have lunch with him. Watson sends an urgent letter to Inspector Lestrade in Paris. That evening they go to Stapleton’s house. Watson can’t see Stapleton’s maid anywhere. Sir Henry thanks for the dinner. Holmes, Watson and Lestrade watch Mrs. Barrymore. They can’t see very well because it’s windy. Suddenly they hear the Baskerville maid. dinner Holmes telegram London wife Sir Henry foggy hound

  6. Episode 7. The case is closed

  7. Listen and mark the sentences Yes or No • Sir Henry is alive. • Jack Stapleton sent the warning letter. • Jack killed his wife. • Stapleton is Roger Baskerville’s nephew. • Stapleton fell into the quicksand. • They found the body. Yes Beryl No No tied up No son Yes didn't find No

  8. Answer the questions • How did Holmes manage to save Sir Henry? • Why did Stapleton paint the dog’s eyes? • Why did Stapleton tie up his wife? • Why did Stapleton want Sir Henry dead? • Why did Stapleton put sticks in the mire? • What happened to Jack Stapleton?

  9. Henry Baskerville came to London. The boot disappeared. Mr. Henry received a warning letter. Barrymore signalled. Sir Henry came to Dartmoor. Charlie Baskerville died. Seldon died. Dr Watson met the Stapletons. Dr Watson found someone’s hiding place. Sherlock Holmes proved that J. Stapleton was a Baskerville. Mr. Holmes sent a telegram to Scotland Yard. Someone followed Sir Henry. Put events into the right order 2 7 3 9 4 11 8 6 12 1 10 5

  10. Sherlock Doctor Watson Main characters of the story Holmes selfish trustworthy friendly polite intelligent responsible funny shy serious mean careful weak loyal kind honest brave

  11. Doctor Mortimer Sir Hugo Baskerville Sir Henry Baskerville Seldon The Barrymores Jack Stapleton Beryl Stapleton What other characters of the story do you know? What roles do they play?

  12. Tiny details, which played a huge role • A boot • Perfume • Quicksand • Portrait • Old legend • Phosphorus

  13. Do the crossword

  14. Do the crossword • The thing, stolen from the hotel room. • a piece of clothing that you wear over the front of your usual clothes in order to keep them clean, especially when cooking • The chemical element that has the symbol P and atomic number 15. • wet sand that is dangerous to walk on because you sink into it • something that you own • magical words that bring someone bad luck

  15. Do the crossword 7. a written or spoken request to go somewhere or do sth 8. a room at the top of a house, inside the roof 9. responsibility for a mistake, a bad part of someone's character 10. an old well-known story about people who lived in the past 11. the son of your brother or sister 12. hair that a man grows on his upper lip

  16. attic fault property baskervilles quicksand curse mousetache phosphorus boot apron nephew legend invitation

  17. Welcome to 221b Baker Street!

  18. "I have it here in my museum...." • a Victorian house at 221b Baker Street (according to the stories) • housebuilt in 1815 • a museum – in honour of Sherlock Holmes • the interior – described in the published stories.

  19. Here you can study and explore the world of Sherlock Holmes! • They shot the museum in many films. • Visitors can sit in Mr Holmes’s armchair by the fireside, take photos. • There you can easily find his deerstalker, magnifying glass, pipe, violin, chemistry equipment, notebook, slippers.  But please bring your own pipe to smoke!

  20. Doctor Watson’s bedroom is on the 2nd floor. • These rooms contain personal belongings and private papers of the great detective and a variety of exhibits from his published cases. • The diary of Doctor Watson contains hand-written notes and extracts fromthe famous adventure of The Hound of the Baskervilles

  21. The third floor rooms contain a new and stunning arrangement of wax models of scenes from the stories. • A unique collection of gifts and antiques • A souvenir shop on the ground floor of the house.

  22. Sherlock Holmes inspired the creation of thousands of essays, poems, books, plays and films and was portrayed by more actors than any other person. • Magazines and newspapers often quote Sherlock Holmes. • Hope one day you will visit The Museum and may be join The Sherlock Holmes International Society to learn more about the world of Sherlock Holmes.

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