Who is Sherlock Holmes wife, or someone he likes?

Sherlock Holmes had no wife.

He himself said that feelings affect his judgment, and he has a more morbid definition of women, treating them as a link in clues and cases, and he thinks that women have long hair and short vision.

But there is one exception, and the first episode of Holmes' quest played by JP is written about this story: the woman.

It's Erin Adler. A woman who saw through Holmes's disguise and teased him once. For this reason, Holmes always remembered this woman, but there was no such thing as love, pure appreciation.

If it's who he likes.

In the eyes of the same girl, what he likes is Watson. (Hehe, reverie, only).

Doyle's portrayal of Sherlock Holmes is withdrawn and arrogant. He is only closer to Watson, no matter what case he does, he has to keep Watson by his side, according to Watson's analysis, Holmes is a man who is dominated by habit, and he has become a habit of Sherlock Holmes, like his pipe.

Sherlock Holmes doesn't like to show his true face, and only wants to kill Watson when he is injured.

In the section where three people with the same surname were wounded, Watson was wounded by a gun, and Holmes's face turned white with fright, and then he knew that he was okay before he said to the person who shot him: You should thank God for letting Watson be okay, otherwise you don't want to get out of here alive.

This paragraph has made countless fandom women starry.。

Ahem, it's far away In short, Sherlock Holmes is not interested in love and is very loyal to friendship.

1.and no wife.

2.It's not so much about liking as about appreciating.

The most admired opposite sex: Ms. Erin Adler. (She gave Holmes a new appreciation for women's intelligence.) However, Zhonghua Sheng has explained that this does not mean that Holmes has feelings similar to love for her. ）

Detail. In the case of "Bohemian Scandal", Erin Adler and Sherlock Holmes immediately woke up after the first confrontation, and followed Holmes, who was dressed as an old priest, and confirmed the true identity of Sherlock Holmes (at first Adler did not know who the priest was), and finally made Holmes's carefully planned plan to recapture ** come to naught, and finally Sherlock Holmes did not know her whereabouts, and since then Holmes's view of women has changed dramatically.

Holmes always referred to her as the woman. He was rarely heard referring to her by any other name. In his mind, she is superior in talent, and all other women are overshadowed.

This is not to say that he has any near-love feelings for Erin Adler. For for his rational, rigid, admirable, calm and composed mind, all emotions, especially love, are out of place. In my opinion, he is simply the most flawless machine in the world for reasoning and observation.

But as a lover, he would put himself in the wrong position. He never spoke warmly, let alone spoke with sarcasm and ridicule. Observers appreciate this tender sentimentality – because it is a great way to reveal people's motives and behaviors.

But for a trained theoretician, allowing such emotions to intrude upon his own meticulous and rigorous disposition would distract him from all his intellectual achievements. Nothing that falls into the grain of sand in the precision instrument, or the crack in the lens of his high-powered magnifying glass, is more disturbing than the immedination of a strong emotion into his character. But there was only one woman, and that woman was the late Erin Adler, who still had a vague memory of the problem.

1.Erin Adler.

2.Sherlock holmes.

Sherlock Holmes had no wife, never married, and was celibate.

Dr. Watson, in Sherlock Holmes, does not mention who Holmes likes.

But there are also many people who believe that the woman who thwarted the Sherlock Holmes plan in "A Bohemian Scandal": Erin Adler is the woman Holmes wants.

It is true that Sherlock Holmes has no wife and no one to love, and about Irene, Watson has repeatedly stated that she is only a woman whom Holmes admires, and can even be said to be the only woman who can afford it.

But he had been engaged to a little maid in blackmail experts for the purpose of handling a case. It's just that there is no follow-up after the case is completed.

It is recommended that the landlord read the original book, he has no one he likes in his life, let alone married. But one woman he admired, Erin Adler, only appeared in the Bohemian scandal and never again. As for other claims, such as the ghost of Detective Conan's theatrical version of Baker Street, it is completely unrealistic.

Sherlock Holmes had no wife.

He probably liked Erin Adler.

There is an introduction to the scandal in Bohemia.

Without a wife, the only woman she ever loved was Erin Adler.

Detective Conan's theatrical version of the undead on Baker Street has something to say.

It seems to be Irene...When I used to watch Detective Conan, there was an episode that seemed to say that it was the woman he loved...

1.Gossip.

2 Go see the Bohemian scandal.

3 You don't know that he is quite a Puritan except he sometimes ...drug)

Sherlock Holmes (born January 6, 1854), a native of London, England, is one of the most well-known and outstanding detectives in the history of world literature.

Sherlock Holmes claimed to be a forensic consultant, meaning that other police or private investigators often called him for help when they were in trouble. He is cool-headed, observant, and has an outstanding ability to push through reasoning, and is good at solving problems through observation, deductive reasoning and legal knowledge. Usually he is leisurely in Room B at 221 Baker Street, smoking a pipe and waiting for the commission to come to the door, once he receives the case, he will immediately turn into a hound chasing prey, and begin to lock on the target of hunger and hail, peeling back the whole incident and filtering it layer by layer, until the truth is finally revealed.

Arthur Conan Doyle wrote a total of 4 novellas and 56 short stories in the Sherlock Holmes series**. The first two articles were "A Study in Scarlet" published in the Bitton Christmas Annual in 1887 and "Four Signatures" published in the special month of the Bachelor of Science in 1890. And the series of short stories that began in Strand magazine in 1891 made Sherlock Holmes's popularity skyrocket.

But it wasn't until 1927 that Mr. Arthur Conan Doyle wrote a sequel. The story takes place from 1875 to 1907. And his last case took place in 1914.

Almost all of the stories are told from the perspective of Dr. John H. Watson, a friend of Fortune Leak Holmes and a biographer. Only two ("Lion's Sideburns" and "The Albino Soldier") were narrated by Sherlock Holmes himself, and two were written from a third-person perspective.

Sherlock Holmes is not a real character, he is a fictional character created by Arthur Conan Doyle in Detective**.

In Arthur Conan Doyle's **, Sherlock Holmes said that he was a famous detective, Gu Hengtan shouted, that is, when a police officer or detective encounters a problem that cannot be solved, he will come to consult Sherlock Holmes.

Sherlock Holmes often sits at home and doesn't go out to solve many big cases, but most of Arthur Conan Doyle's ** encounters some cases that even Holmes can't solve while sitting at home, and Holmes needs to go out to investigate in person to crack, Sherlock Holmes is very good at solving cases through small details of the crime scene and some detailed reasoning.

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I don't know if you're asking about Sherlock or Mr. Holmes, Mr. Holmes has never liked any woman in his life. As for the lady, Mr. Holmes had nothing but respect and appreciation for her. The lady was the only woman to defeat Mr. Holmes, changing his contempt for women.

The article later explained the ending of the lady - she went abroad and married a foreigner. And Mr. Holmes himself has said that everything that has to do with feelings is contrary to calmness and reason, so I declare that I will never marry for the rest of my life. So there is no such thing as a woman that Mr. Holmes likes.

And Sherlock, he doesn't have a woman he likes, needless to say, that lady, probably because she likes Sherlock. Sherlock only had too much contact with 2 other women, one was Jasmine and the other was Jenny. Of course, it goes without saying that Jasmine has always had a crush on him, and Sherlock only sees her as an important person, a good assistant, and an indispensable friend.

And Jenny, she had been dating Sherlock for a while, but Sherlock was only with her for the case, to take advantage of her. And Sherlock himself hated Jenny, saying that she was a mercenary and steered by the wind. To sum up, Sherlock also doesn't have a favorite woman.

But we all hope he likes Watson

so...there.

It is not very clear that the original book is written, "The woman who took the throne is both beautiful and beautiful, and in Holmes's heart, she is stronger than other women, but this does not mean that he has any love ...... for Erin Adler."”

Sherlock Holmes only respects and appreciates Irene, but he pursues reason, his thinking is more rigid and rigorous, and love is more disturbing to him than putting grains of sand in a delicate instrument.

As for why many people think that he is in love with Erin, it is estimated that he was misled by a certain Ke, there is no such description in the original book, it is completely YY of Aoyama

It's not so much about liking as about appreciating. * Most admired opposite sex: Erin Adler.

Sherlock Holmes is a prototype in reality, and the prototype of Sherlock Holmes, according to Doyle's own account in The Real Sherlock Holmes, is based on his medical school mentor, Professor Dr Joseph Bell.

In his biography The Life of Conan Doyle, Doyle candidly admitted in an interview in his later years: "Perhaps I can say that Sherlock Holmes is just a literary figure, and he [Sherlock Holmes] carries my memories of a professor of medicine at the University of Edinburgh." In a letter to Professor Bell, Doyle said: . .

You were the one who made me shape Sherlock Holmes. ”

Although Sherlock Holmes is primarily based on Joseph Bell, he is not the only one who is the prototype of Sherlock Holmes. Henry Duncan Littlejohn, a famous Edinburgh forensic doctor, health examiner, and autopsy, also injected a part of Holmes into his character.

Henry participated in almost all the investigations, including the ** case and the death case in Edinburgh at that time. In the history of criminal investigation, he created the precedent of "fingerprint recognition" and "** evidence".

From the 80s to the 90s of the 19th century, when Doyle conceived Sherlock Holmes, Henry happened to be at his most active.

Regarding the name Sherlock Holmes, it is believed to come from two people. "Sherlock Holmes" comes from a famous physician, Oliver Wendell Holmes, while "Sherlock" comes from Alfred Sherlock, Doyle's favorite home.

It's a real person, in which era there is this person, Dr. Watson also has it, and the two are friends.

I think Sherlock Holmes is a real person.