The Adventure of the Cheerful Four both the puppets of Jonathan Small and Arthur Morstan have the atmosphere of the members of a famous British musical band. One night Arthur Morstan, a pupil of Archer House is attacked and gets injured. His younger sister Mary Morstan requests Sherlock Holmes to solve why his brother is attacked while John H. Watson falls in love with her. They began searching Arthur's room with the help of Abdullah, roommate of Arthur. Holmes suspects that the offeder stole into the room from skylight and he and Mary find small handprints around it on the roof. Watson tries to get up
Mary Russell (character) by violence, death, and corpses. She enjoys hot baths, sleeping late, and reading. She dislikes the harshness of electric lights. Laurie R. King has described Russell as "what Sherlock Holmes would look like if Holmes, the Victorian detective, were (a) a woman, (b) of the Twentieth century, and (c) interested in theology". King has a graduate degree in Old Testament theology that has doubtless informed Russell's own theological pursuits. Mary Russell (character) Mary Russell is a fictional character in a mystery series by American author Laurie R. King. Written over a period of nearly two decades, King's novels are portrayals