Basic Information
Abbreviation: BERY (J. F. Christ, 1947)
Word length: 9,783 (C. E. Lauterbach, 1960)
First published: Strand Magazine, May 1892
Discussion Questions
- Who do you suppose was the man who gave Mr. Holder the coronet?
- How do you think the owner of the coronet will react to it being returned to him damaged?
- Do you think there is significance to Mr. Holder’s residence being named “Fairbank?” If so, why?
- How does the idea of deception function within the story?
- Do you think Arthur’s relationship with Sir George Burnwell will change? If so, how?
- At the end of the story, in regard to the whereabouts of Mary, Holmes says, “... they will soon receive a more than sufficient punishment.” What do you think Holmes means by this?
- Ultimately, is Mary or Sir George Burnwell responsible for the stealing of the coronet? Why?
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