The most interesting events The most interesting events in The Boscombe Valley Mystery by Sir Arthur Conan

Doyle is when Holmes goes to Boscombe Valley to investigate a murderer case in which the victim's son is the main suspect. Holmes rummages around the crime scene and made some logical deductions and he zeroes in on John Turner as the culprit. Even though he knows the identity of the murderer, he does not turn him in. He leaves that job to Inspector Lestrade. Although his victim is a useless and good-for-nothing blackmailer, a murder is a murder and it is only right that Holmes reports the murderer to the Police. Even though Turner is a dying man, he has to pay for his crime. And due to that, I considered that the event of Sherlock Holmes investigation as an interesting part because he had save an innocent man. Character The character I like most in The Boscombe Valley Mystery written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is Sherlock Holmes. He is the most likeable for several reasons. Holmes is a private detective who has a superbly intuitive mind to solve the most complicated crime. He is a hero because he refuses to accept the easy conclusion that the police have put up in order to send James to prison. Holmes is also observant, he rummages around the crime scene and made some logical deductions and zeroes it on John Turner as the culprit. Holmes is good at keeping promises. He promised John turner to not tell Alice about the truth and destroy the confession letter as James McCarthy found innocent by the police. Moral Values From the story The Boscombe Valley Mystery written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the moral values I have learnt is Do not judge a book by its cover. We must investigate with critical mind and based on evidence to resolve the case. Sherlock Holmes rummages around the crime scene and zeroes it on John turner as the culprit We must keep our promises to gain trust on others. Holmes promised John Turner to not to tell Alice Turner about the truth and destroy the confession letter as James McCarthy found innocent by the police. We must not be greedy because it can cause bad things to happen. Charles McCarthy blackmailed John Turner for a house to live and he also wanted his son to marry Alice Turner so that he can get his hands on Turner's money. Because of that, John Turner killed Charles. Theme One of the themes of The Boscombe Valley Mystery, written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, is value of responsibility. Alice was a responsible girl. He asked Holmes to find the real killer. Alice also took care of her sick father. Loyalty. It is seen when Alice was loyal in her love for James. She never believed that James was the murderer. So, she asked Holmes to find the real murderer. Determination. Sherlock Holmes was determined to find the real murderer to help Alice and James. He spent hours thinking and studying the clues to solve the murder mystery. He finally zeroes in at John Turner as the culprit.