Sherlock Holmes

Relationship They became familiar with the information while investigating a woman's death in a sauna. As Lestrade said, the police would have puzzled over it for a long time if Sherlock hadn't intervened and proven that the deceased had suffered from hypothermia.

Irene Adler was the only woman who interested Sherlock beyond the crime scene. Sherlock referred to her as "that woman."

Mycroft Holmes is Sherlock's older brother, with whom he doesn't have the best relationship. However, in "A Study in Pink," Mycroft notes that they have much more in common than his younger brother realizes. There are numerous examples of this throughout the series, such as their dislike of direct contact with others, both preferring to communicate via text messages (Mycroft prefers phone calls when communicating with his brother). Mrs. Hudson is the landlady of the apartment rented by Sherlock and Dr. Watson. When Moriarty tells Holmes that he will kill "everyone you care about," one of those "everyone" turns out to be Mrs. Hudson. Molly Hooper is a pathologist. She is secretly in love with Holmes. Initially, Sherlock didn't seem to understand how much Molly cared for him. In Season 4, Episode 3, Holmes was forced to tell her, "I love you." Janine Hawkins is a woman with whom Sherlock had a brief relationship. Janine herself believes he was simply using her. Eurus Holmes is Sherlock's younger sister. As a child, she loved him dearly and wanted to play with him. However, her older brother was more interested in playing pirates with his best friend, Victor. Then Eurus committed a mad act—she drowned Victor, and later tried to kill her family by setting their house on fire.

Possibilities As the brother of Mycroft Holmes, who is essentially the British government, Sherlock very often resorts to Mycroft's connections and sometimes to his help.

Capabilities He plays the violin beautifully; most often he plays already written pieces, but sometimes he improvises.

Character Sherlock Holmes often behaves like a child, with a mischievous, impatient nature, genuinely prone to melancholy and despondency if his life lacks a case that can engage him.

In communication, he is distinguished by absolute directness and categoricalness, discouraging in how little he cares about the rules of good manners or the choice of words.

He's quite vulnerable, possessing an extremely fragile ego, but tries not to show it, presenting himself as a soulless machine. Considering the rest of his behavior, this comes more than easily to him.

Sherlock is a tall, slender man. He has fairly pale skin and dark, curly hair. Holmes' eyes can appear silver, blue, or even green depending on the light.

Sherlock's famous outfit is a long coat and a dark blue scarf. Under the coat, he always wears a black suit with a shirt, no tie. Sometimes he can be seen wearing a deerstalker hat.

Return to London Upon returning to London, he was taken to Mycroft's office. A little later, Holmes "surprised" his friend Watson at a restaurant when, disguised as a waiter, he revealed his true identity. John was less than thrilled about his friend's resurrection. Afterward, the entire world finally learned that the great detective was alive.

Faking death Sherlock Holmes faked his own death to save his loved ones. Mycroft and Molly knew he wasn't dead. He eventually ended up in Serbia at the end of 2014 in the film "He's Back Again," chained and beaten. Sherlock was left alone with a soldier, who turned out to be Mycroft disguised as himself. His older brother informed him of an underground terrorist plot in London and asked him to return to London to investigate.

Life on 221B Sherlock rented a flat at 221B Baker Street with John Watson after he was offered a discount on rent by his landlady, Mrs. Hudson, because her husband had been executed in Florida.

Sherlock Holmes Information Full name William Sherlock Scott Holmes Nicknames "Psycho", "Freak", "Sherl", "Shezar", "Virgin", "Junkie", "neoweqi", "Weirdo" Nationality Englishman Date of birth January 6, 1977 Family Mycroft Holmes (brother) Eurus Holmes (sister) Mr. Holmes (father) Mrs. Holmes (mother) Rudy Holmes (uncle) Rosamund Watson (goddaughter)

Occupation Private detective consultant Actor Benedict Cumberbatch Biological information Floor Male First appearance A Study in Pink Last appearance The Last Case Less

Sherlock Holmes is the protagonist of the Sherlock series. He is the world's first consulting detective, a profession he invented for himself. Sherlock has an extraordinary passion for strange and unusual crimes with many mysteries and secrets—without such cases, he quickly becomes bored. To keep his mind active, he uses nicotine patches (instead of a traditional smoking pipe).

British actor Benedict Cumberbatch plays Sherlock Holmes in the TV series "Sherlock".

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Advertising Childhood and youth Little Sherlock Sherlock was born on January 6, 1977. Throughout their childhood, he and his brother didn't interact with other children. Mycroft always called his younger brother "unintelligent." Sherlock dreamed of becoming a pirate. He also always wanted a dog, although his parents objected because his father was allergic to fur. When Eurus Holmes drowned his best friend, Victor, he created an imaginary dog ​​named Redbird (the nickname of the deceased Victor). Holmes studied chemistry at university. According to Sebastian Wilkes, during his studies, he had an annoying habit of going to the canteen for breakfast and telling everyone who had slept with whom the night before.