A bad character, Lestrade

                                                                       September 24th, 2011

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

One of the books that I like the most in the world, is your book called “Sherlock Holmes”. Holmes is one of the literary characters I most admire because of his capacity to discover the truth in the most complicate cases is a fact that made me admire this character. It seems unbelievable to me that he has so much knowledge in so many subjects which makes Holmes a genius according to Watson´s examination. Then, Mr. Arthur Conan Doyle, the motive of this letter isn´t to talk about qualities of Sherlock Holmes, but to tell you that there is a character in your novel that I very much dislike, and he is the inspector G. Lestrade, the Scotland Yard detective, because he is a bad detective, and he is ungrateful.

All the titles and awards of the inspector Lestrade aren’t more than a lie. That I remember, he never solved a case without Sherlock Holmes´s help or intervention. That is the reason why I think that inspector Lestrade is a bad detective; he never decoded a case, or at least helped Holmes and Watson to resolve the mystery. All the time he appeared when the case was closed, or to bring the villain to jail, as “The Adventure of the Second Stain” or “The Adventure of the Empty House”. Probably the incapacity of Lestrade to resolve crimes gives more points to Sherlock Holmes, but I dislike people that apparent things that they are not like inspector Lestrade.

The ingratitude is reflected in a person who does not admit the favors that another person makes for him. This is the action that inspector Lestrade makes with Holmes, and with Watson. I cannot remember in any chapter or adventure Lestrade giving his gratitude for solving the mystery to the team of 221B Baker Street (Holmes and Watson). Inclusive the official Prizefighter gives in many times his gratitude to Holmes for helping the police to complete the case. I dislike the ingratitude of the inspector to the detective Sherlock Holmes.

In conclusion Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, I dislike your character the inspector G. Lestrade because he is a bad detective that takes advantage of the awards of others, like Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson who resolve the crime and Lestrade only appears to takes the criminal to jail. Lestrade is ungrateful with Holmes because he is jealousy of the detective by the facility of Holmes to resolve crimes. So there are the reasons that I dislike this character. But, this doesn´t cause me to stop reading your books.

From a fan,

Carlos Vega.

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                                                                       September 24th, 2011

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

One of the books that I like more(the most) in (the world)word(,) is your book called “Sherlock Holmes”(,)(.) besides Holmes is one of the literary characters I most admire(,) (because of his) the capacity of(to) discover the true(truth) in the more(most) complicate case(cases) is a fact that made me admire this character. (It) Seems(seems) unbelievable to me(,) that only knowledgeable(he has so much knowledge) in some(so many) subjects (which makes)do everything Holmes a genius(,) according to Watson´s exam(examination). Then(,) Mr. Arthur Conan Doyle, the motive of this letter isn´t to talk about qualities of Sherlock Holmes, but to tell (you) that exist(there is) a character in your novel that I very (much) dislike, and (he) is the inspector G. Lestrade, the Scotland Yard detective, because (he) is a bad detective, and (he) is ungrateful.

All the titles and awards of the inspector Lestrade isn´t(aren’t) more than a lie(,)(.) that(That) I´m(I) remember, he never resolves(solved) a case without Sherlock Holmes´s help or intervention. There(That) is the reason why I think that inspector Lestrade is a bad detective(,)(;) because he never decode(decoded) a case, or at least helps(helped) Holmes and Watson to resolve the mystery. All (the) time (he) appears(appeared) when the case is(was) close(closed), or for(to) brings(bring) the villain to jail, as “The Adventure of the Second Stain” or “The Adventure of the Empty House”(,)(.) probably(Probably the) incapacity to resolve crimes  of Lestrade (to resolve crimes) give(gives) more points to Sherlock Holmes, but I dislike people that apparent things that (they) are not(,) like inspector Lestrade.

The ingratitude is reflected in a person who (does) not admits(admit) the favors that makes another person (makes for him)(,)(.) this(This) is the action that realize inspector Lestrade (makes) with Holmes, inclusive(and) with Watson. Then I (cannot) remember in any chapter or adventure Lestrade never gives(giving) her(his) gratitude for decodes(solving) the mystery to the team of 221B Baker Street (Holmes and Watson). Inclusive the official Prizefighter gives in many times her(his) gratitude to Holmes for help(helping) the police to complete the case. (I dislike) The(the) ingratitude of the inspector to the detective Sherlock Holmes dislikes me.

In conclusion Sir Arthur Conan Doyle(, I dislike) your character the inspector G. Lestrade dislikes me(,) because (he) is a bad detective that takes advantage of the awards of others, like Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson that(who) they resolve the crime and Lestrade only appears to takes the criminal to jail. And because Lestrade is ungrateful with Holmes(,) because (he) is jealousy to(of) the detective(,) by the facility of Holmes to resolve crimes. So there are the reasons that I dislike this character. But(,) this doesn´t cause (me to)that stop to reading your books.

From a fan,

Carlos Vega.

A bad character, Lestrade

                                                                                                                           September 24th, 2011

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

One of the books that I like more in word, is your book called “Sherlock Holmes”, besides Holmes is one of the literary characters I most admire, the capacity of discover the true in the more complicate case is a fact that made me admire this character. Seems unbelievable to me, that only knowledgeable in some subjects do everything Holmes a genius, according to Watson´s exam. Then Mr. Arthur Conan Doyle, the motive of this letter isn´t to talk about qualities of Sherlock Holmes, but to tell that exist a character in your novel that I very dislike, and is the inspector G. Lestrade, the Scotland Yard detective, because is a bad detective, and is ungrateful.

All the titles and awards of the inspector Lestrade isn´t more than a lie, that I´m remember, he never resolves a case without Sherlock Holmes´s help or intervention. There is the reason why I think that inspector Lestrade is a bad detective, because he never decode a case, or at least helps Holmes and Watson to resolve the mystery. All time appears when the case is close, or for brings the villain to jail, as “The Adventure of the Second Stain” or “The Adventure of the Empty House”, probably incapacity to resolve crimes  of Lestrade give more points to Sherlock Holmes, but I dislike people that apparent things that are not, like inspector Lestrade.

The ingratitude is reflected in a person who not admits the favors that makes another person, this is the action that realize inspector Lestrade with Holmes, inclusive with Watson. Then I remember in any chapter or adventure Lestrade never gives her gratitude for decodes the mystery to the team of 221B Baker Street (Holmes and Watson). Inclusive the official Prizefighter gives in many times her gratitude to Holmes for help the police to complete the case. The ingratitude of the inspector to the detective Sherlock Holmes dislikes me.

In conclusion Sir Arthur Conan Doyle your character the inspector G. Lestrade dislikes me, because is a bad detective that takes advantage of the awards of others, like Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson that they resolve the crime and Lestrade only appears to takes the criminal to jail. And because Lestrade is ungrateful with Holmes, because is jealousy to the detective, by the facility of Holmes to resolve crimes. So there are the reasons that I dislike this character. But this doesn´t cause that stop to reading your books.

From a fan, Carlos Vega.

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