smelly

new

large

shabby

SD1: “Ryder points a shaking finger at Catherine Cusack, who is polishing silver across the room.

Holmes: “It is an expensive hat, but old and worn  out.” 

Turner: “And a goose.”

Watson: “The pieces are falling into place.”

worry

anger

joy

excitement

They knew the police would suspect Horner because he collected gemstones.

They knew the police would suspect Horner because he had a criminal past. 

They knew the police would suspect Horner because he was a plumber.

They wanted Horner to go to prison because they disliked him.

Ryder never got to hold the blue carbuncle. 

Ryder thinks that all thieves are rich.

Ryder ruined his reputation and didn’t even get to enjoy the wealth from his crime. 

Windigate never paid Ryder and his sister for the goose that they sold to him.  

a crime that is planned and carried out so well that the criminals get away with it 

a crime that detectives enjoy solving 

a crime that is planned so poorly that the criminals get caught 

a crime that involves stealing jewelry

Jewelry thefts are the most difficult type of crime to solve.

DNA evidence is the only way to solve crimes. 

Small details can be important to solving crimes.

Criminals always commit more than one crime. 

they were calm

they were eager 

they were anxious

they were excited

static

dynamic

Holmes is always right

Holmes learns from Watson

Watson admires Holmes