Helen Stoner

Helenstoner Helenstoner was immediately recognized by the reader to be a wise and ordinary woman of the UK upper class. Conan Doyle pulled out the character string of the Victorian men's desire and created the "suffering girl" who came to the man for help. He drew her as a shameful and dangerous woman. An analysis of the diversity of the clothes she wears to her readers leads to the conclusion that she has enough 'breeding' and attention.

The main character of the story is as follows. Helenstoner is the main customer. She arrived at Sherlock Holmes' room at Baker Street and asked for help. Helen Stoner 's role sets the tone of the story: trembling with fear. "Her face is gray and white, as an animal is hunted, there are uneasy eyes." She is obviously wise and a clean-headed woman: therefore, she has horrible reasons must. Holmes's role in the story seems to be an attractive otaku. In this story, he uses a deductive ability to identify the details to solve the last mystery. "Throughout this story he showed an element of humor, after doctor Roylott threatened him with a poker, he seemed to be a very amiable person."

One morning, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson were unusual, and when I met Helen · Stoner, the young woman was worried that her life was being threatened by stepter's sir Wilson Royilt. A doctor who opened in India and married her mother. Helen's sister passed away almost two years ago just before marriage. Helen has heard the sister's dead word "Spotted Band" but I can not understand the meaning of them. Now Helen is also engaged, she is beginning to observe the strange activity around Stoke Moran, hearing strange noise, Stoke Moran is the place she and her stepfather live.