1. The Red-Headed League This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B
Part A
What inference can you make about how Holmes feels about Wilson's case?
(20 Points)
Holmes thinks Wilson's case is very interesting
Holmes does not want to take Wilson's case
Holmes thinks Watson should take the case by himself
O O O
Holmes thinks Wilson's case is not intersting

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