The Hound of the Baskervilles: resumen de Chapter 8
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In Chapter 8, Watson reports to Sherlock Holmes on Sir Henry Baskerville’s attraction to Miss Stapleton, the neighbors, and unresolved suspicions surrounding the Barrymores. After watching Barrymore hold a candle against a window overlooking the moor at night, Watson tells Sir Henry, and they agree on a plan whose details remain undisclosed.
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- Watson reports that the escaped convict remains unseen and that local people believe he has left the moor.
- Sir Henry grows attracted to Miss Stapleton, while her brother appears to discourage their intimacy.
- Dr. Mortimer reconstructs the fatal night in the yew alley, and Watson describes Frankland’s lawsuits and search for the convict.
- Barrymore explains that his wife receives and answers the test telegram, leaving his whereabouts unproved.
- Watson follows Barrymore at night and sees him holding a candle against an unused room’s window.
- After Barrymore extinguishes the candle and returns, Watson hears a key turn; he and Sir Henry then make an undisclosed plan.
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