Characters 1
Characters 2
Drama Elements
Plot 1
Plot 2
100
The legend of the Hound began with this Baskerville.
Hugo
100
His death is the reason for this story.
Sir Charles Baskerville
100
People in the play
Cast of Characters
100
The item Jack Stapleton stole from Sir Henry.
A boot
100
The place where Jack Stapleton kept the hound.
Grimpen Mire in a Crypt
200
Sir Henry’s neighbor and a grumpy older man who dislikes the aristocracy.
Frankland
200
Family friend and doctor to the Baskervilles; owner of the mysterious walking stick.
Dr. Mortimer
200
The name of the sections that separate Acts
Scenes
200
Although Watson believed that Holmes was covering another case as he was gathering evidence, Holmes was in fact in this location the whole time.
Out on the moor.
200
Who does Sherlock Holmes disguise himself as during the dinner party
Mr. Frankland
300
This member of Scotland Yard loves disguises, has absurd theories, and provides comic relief throughout the play.
Lestrade
300
Seldon’s older sister
Mrs. Barrymore
300
The larger sections that separate a play
Acts
300
It is assumed that Jack Stapleton died this way.
Drowning in Grimpen Mire
300
The reason why Holmes and Watson believed it was Sir Henry who was killed on the moor.
Seldon was wearing Sir Henry's clothing.
400
The man who impersonated Dr. Mortimer in London.
Jack Stapleton
400
The escaped convict
Seldon
400
Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action and resolution
Elements of Plot
400
While observing this object, Holmes suddenly realizes Jack Stapleton’s true relationship to the Baskerville family.
Hugo's portrait
400
The substance that Jack Stapleton used to make the hound look like a supernatural monster.
Phosphorous
500
The person who wrote and sent the newspaper clipping note to Sir Henry as a warning.
Beryl Stapleton
500
Sherlock's loyal, young helper.
Cartwright
500
Instructions to the actors on what to do and how to feel
Stage direction
500
What is the real relationship between the Stapletons
Husband and Wife
500
The reason Jack Stapleton wants to end the legitimate bloodline of the Baskervilles
He will inherit the entire Baskerville Estate as the illegitimate heir
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