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this three-pronged impact, the nurse must create caring-healing moments with the patient. As Watson (2006, p. 51) points out, “The whole caring-healing consciousness is contained within a single caring moment…Caring consciousness transcends time, space, and physicality—that is, caring goes beyond the given moment, and situation, and informs the future experiences of practitioner and patient.” Watson (2006, p. 51)

It is important to the story that Watson is the narrator. This creates continuity throughout the series. In chapter seven, Watson is helping Holmes investigate the mystery in the moor. Holmes has to stay in London to work on other cases, so Watson is alone with Sir Henry. When reading a story, especially a mystery, it is nice to know a lot about the clues but not everything. If the reader knew everything, the mystery would be solved very quickly. By having Watson as a narrator, the audience is unaware

analysis continues by underlining Watson as a characterized character. Although John Watson is a cultural icon with variety characteristics, which contributed by others than author Conan Doyle, his signs and images are not comparable with Sherlock Holmes. Adaptations have added signs and renewed Holmes in order to attract a particular audience. However, in recent adaptations, John Watson’s image is not vivid as well. Whether it is Jude Law or Martin Freeman’s Watson, they are all have less distinct

A Study in Pink from the television show Sherlock one of the main secondary characters are Dr. John Watson. Dr. Watson unlike most of the other characters actually shows his appreciation for Sherlock Holmes brilliant findings. He complements Holmes on how he pays close attention to the markings on his cellular phone that gave evidence that the previous owner had a drinking problem. Dr. John Watson said, “How can you possibly know about the drinking?” Sherlock Holmes then responds by saying “Shot

situations which Dr. Watson faced, the significant changes that his independence, use of expertise, and critical thinking skills underwent were inevitable. As the book began, it was obvious that Dr. Watson was Sherlock Holmes's sidekick, and that his character was weaker. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle cleverly depicted Dr. Watson as an extension of Sherlock Holmes. The author made sure the reader would subconsciously perceive him as timid, and dependent. However, as soon as Dr. Watson reached Devonshire

In all stories there are characters that make it worthwhile. Sherlock Holmes is a witty, yet arrogant young man. He solves crime in a short amount of time, with the help of his partner Dr. Watson. He boasts about his intelligence and acts like he is better than most people. Dr.Watson on the other hand is a feeble and polite man. He was a military doctor, who got injured, and is usually uplifting Sherlock. These two characters are very different, but share many of the same qualities like being unsociable

Elementary’s Watson could be, transcripts and images from the adaptations are studied. So do social networks and medium. These are done for figuring out the differences of Joan Watson and the original Watson in Sir Conan Doyle’s stories, and the representation and significance of Lucy Liu. 5.1 Watson’s sexual identity In terms of Watson’s sexual identity, it does not emphasize on his sexual symbol or romantically relationship with others in Doyle’s stories, but he do had a wife, Mary Watson, who has

fictional characters that are virtually polar opposites: Holmes and Watson. Holmes is the observant, deceptive, know-it-all detective, and Watson is his somewhat unobservant, quiet, and intelligent assistant. Many may discover that one of the two are somewhat relatable. In my case, that relatable character would be Watson. Therefore, my personality and actions are more similar to Watson’s than they are to Holmes’s. I am more like Watson considering as I am a loyal companion, I have emotions, and I accept

Have you ever thought that you were treated poorly? I bet it's nothing compared to what the Watsons faced in the novel “ The Watsons Go To Birmingham.” Many things happen in 1963 the effect of the Watson family as a whole and individually. Back then, people treat others poorly based on race, gender, etc. there were many examples of people being treated poorly in this novel. For instance, one of the main characters. Kenny. is made of made fun of for his lazy eye throughout the book. Another example

Emma Watson is not only a movie icon, but she also is a worldwide role model for creating positive change. She has claimed multiple awards and is acclaimed globally for her many campaigns. In 2014 Emma Watson became a UN women goodwill ambassador, and launched the HeForShe campaign. She continues to inspire the world and make an impact on our everyday lives through the screen and through our communities. Numerous people admire Emma Watson not only for her various roles in movies, like Hermione