Sherlock Holmes, Vol. 29: Die Liga der Rothaarigen

Holmes' quirks and brilliance make him so memorable, but I wonder what inspired Doyle to give him such distinctive personality traits.

Some scenes felt like they took their time, which built suspense but also made me curious if that was intentional or just the style of the era.

Holmes' reasoning is impressive, but I wonder whether Doyle wanted to emphasize logical deduction or highlight Holmes' intuitive leaps in this story.