Sherlock Holmes Vs. The Great Mouse Detective

There are two people that are similar in a way, but also very different. Two do not have to believe in the same religion nor do they have to have the same lifestyle. They can compare negatively or positively in such a way that others may not understand. This is where Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi and Henry David Thoreau come in. The two compare and contrast with each other in more ways than some would ever think of.

The reason why this is one of my favorite quotes is that as an individual we value the roles of our intuition and the rational mind to seek the life we wish for. Einstein was able to differentiate “our rational mind” versus “the rational mind” where one is knowing the importance of our priorities and the other is not knowing the importance. I thought it was a great idea that True add this quote under the Intuition section in the text.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes is one of the most easily recognizable characters in detective stories. He has many remarkable traits that other fictional detectives do not. Some examples of this are his observational abilities, his dual personality, and his being a skilled musician and composer.

In this quote a comparison between the

One of the similarities that both passages portray consists of the style of writing, the way the author carries out the messages allow the audience to understand the

If you have an apple and I have an apple and we exchange these apples then you and I will still each have one apple. But if you have an idea and I have an idea and we exchange these ideas, then each of us will have two ideas. – George Bernard Shaw.

According to Exodus 20:13 “you shall not murder,” however the world consists of countless people who disobey this command. Murderers are especially horrific if they are serial killers because it is awful enough to kill one person, but to murder repeatedly is sickening. It is extremely depressing to know that some murderers never get caught. One of the most infamous serial killers whose identity was never uncovered is Jack the ripper. Numerous people have different theories relating to who Jack the ripper was, but none have been proven. One main theory is that America’s first serial killer, H. H. Holmes was London’s Jack the ripper. To find evidence to prove the theory of whether or not H. H. Holmes was Jack the ripper; crucial evidence to look at are the similarities between the killers.

Said quote can also be used in real life, as to where nothing, if anything at all, is certain. Places, people, objects, art, and even history are always changing in the seemingly smallest way. We, as the human race, are always discovering new things of the past, building from fresh ideas, creating new art to admire, personalities, and ways of belief are rapidly changing. It is crucial to stop and observe often to make certain that your life is going in the right direction, and only you have the power to control your own

Both men come across interesting characters to say the least. They were interested and curious when it came to these characters, and felt the need to investigate them, often leading to misfortune. Though this is not positive, it is a similarity.

This quote, on its most basic level, is saying to just close your eyes. But when the reader is told to “Just close your eyes” we automatically think that we are hiding from our problems. Closing your eyes is symbolic for hiding away from problems. But problems and challenges are the key features of what shape and mould our identity. If we take away this feature of ourselves, we are affecting our identity is a way which we may not want to. The challenges we overcome shape our identity. And the challenges that we fail, also shape our identity. We cannot hide away from them.

Supporting great stories are characters that represent all that is good and egregious in real life. Joseph Conrad illustrates the character of Mr. Kurtz, and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle introduces the character of Sherlock Holmes; both authors creating significant stories in which Mr. Kurtz and Sherlock Holmes grow to become complex characters. As the story progresses, these characters change in ways that bring their personalities to light, allowing one to really understand who they are and what they are made of.

One can believe that this quote is telling the audience that everyone is unique in their own way; therefore, everyone should think individually creating unique ideas. Without the individual thought process, we would not have electricity, light bulbs, telephones, computers, or medical vaccines. Our world would not be advanced as we are today! Our world falls into the standard

A possible theme that encompasses both of their stories is that curiosity can lead to great

Because of his drunkard father, Huckleberry Finn lived his life with Widow Douglas and Miss Watson. Both women wanted Huck to act civilized, but he always went against their wishes. At one point, Miss Watson asked Huck, “----why don’t you try to behave?” (107) and explained to him about the concept of hell (107). Huck replied to Miss Watson’s lecture with, “I wished I was there” (107). Huck didn’t agree with their perspectives and found civilized society to be strict and harsh.

“The Real Inspector Hound” is a play is a parody of murder mystery genre, while “Trifles” is a play widely regarded as a feminist drama, which takes on gender equality during that era. One significant similarity between two plays are that they are inspired from true events. “The Real Inspector Hound” is inspired from Agatha Christie’s play “The Mousetrap”, while “Trifles” is loosely based on an event that the author covered during her career as a journalist. While watching both plays, the audience may not find much similarities between them, as far as the storyline is concerned. However, both play follow a close resemblance in terms of its theme of justice and identity. In “The Real Inspector Hound”, the author presents an aberrant version