Characters
20 entries in the Sherlock Holmes compendium.
Characters — Era Chart
Irene AdlerThe only woman who ever outsmarted the great detective.Eurus HolmesThe sister Sherlock forgot: a mind that turns every conversation into a trap.Sebastian MoranThe second most dangerous man in London, captured after shooting a wax effigy of Sherlock Molly HooperThe quiet pathologist who sees the truth others miss and stands by the detective's side.Gregory LestradeThe weary Scotland Yard detective who trusts Holmes more than he admits.James MoriartyThe spider at the centre of the web, orchestrating evil while remaining immune from suspicCharles Augustus MilvertonThe king of blackmailers who was shot dead by a former victim in his own study.Jack StapletonA brilliant naturalist who weaponized a monstrous hound to inherit an ancient fortune.James MortimerThe only mention of the name 'Mortimer' appears in the cast section for Geraldine James, sJohn SholtoA Major who buried a friend and hoarded a fortune, only to die in terror when the past retTobias GregsonA capable Scotland Yard inspector who respects Holmes enough to ask for help.Victor TrevorHolmes's university friend whose family's past on the ship Gloria Scott triggered one of tAthelney JonesThe self-assured Scotland Yard inspector who mistakes certainty for competence, only to beLestradeThe conventional Scotland Yard detective who relies on Sherlock Holmes.Professor James MoriartyThe Napoleon of Crime: A mathematical genius who rules London's underworld from the shadowSherlock HolmesThe world's only consulting detective who solves the unsolvable through pure reason and obDr. John WatsonThe loyal chronicler whose courage and medical skill complement Holmes' genius.Colonel Sebastian MoranThe deadly sniper who succeeded Moriarty as Holmes' most dangerous adversary in London.Dr. James MortimerA kindly country doctor who unknowingly delivers a deadly mystery to Baker Street.Miss Helen StonerA frightened young woman whose courage saved her from a deadly inheritance.
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