Climax[edit]Holmes and Watson retur

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Holmes and Watson return to Baskerville Hall where, over dinner, the detective stares at Hugo Baskerville's portrait. Calling Watson over after dinner he covers the hair to show the face, revealing its striking likeness to Stapleton. This provides the motive in the crime – with Sir Henry gone, Stapleton could lay claim to the Baskerville fortune, being clearly a Baskerville himself. When they return to Mrs. Lyons's apartment, Holmes' questioning forces her to admit Stapleton's role in the letter that lured Sir Charles to his death. They go to the railway station to meet Det. Inspector Lestrade, whom Holmes has called in by telegram.

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Holmes and Watson Return to Baskerville Hall Where, over Dinner, The Detective stares at Hugo Baskerville's Portrait. Calling Watson over after dinner he covers the hair to show the face, revealing its striking likeness to Stapleton. This provides the motive in the crime - with Sir Henry gone, Stapleton could lay claim to the Baskerville fortune, being clearly a Baskerville himself. When they return to Mrs. Lyons's apartment, Holmes' questioning forces her to admit Stapleton's role in the letter that lured Sir Charles to his death. They go to the railway station to meet Det. Inspector Lestrade, whom Holmes has called in by telegram.

Climax [Edit]
Holmes and Watson return to Baskerville Hall where over dinner, the detective, stares at Hugo Baskerville s. ' Portrait. Calling Watson over after dinner he covers the hair to show the face revealing its, striking likeness to Stapleton.? This provides the motive in the crime - with Sir Henry gone Stapleton could, lay claim to the, Baskerville fortune being. Clearly a Baskerville himself.When they return to Mrs. Lyons', 's apartment Holmes questioning forces her to admit Stapleton' s role in the letter that. Lured Sir Charles to his death. They go to the railway station to meet Det. Inspector Lestrade whom Holmes, has called in. By telegram.