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Re: Arthur Conan Doyle’s upstanding hero Sherlock Holmes engages
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03 Nov 2019, 07:55
03 Nov 2019, 07:55
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Basically Holmes practiced deception as to his nemesis, Moriarty, which means that he was a touch evil. Turns out, Moriarty, who was evil, had a touch of good.
The conclusion is being a cunning person who practices deceptive situation per se is not evil.
C and D are good ones.
Regards
The conclusion is being a cunning person who practices deceptive situation per se is not evil.
C and D are good ones.
Regards
Re: Arthur Conan Doyles upstanding hero Sherlock Holmes engages
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03 Dec 2025, 04:32
03 Dec 2025, 04:32
Please present the full question and all the options, thanks
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