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What is Holmes's primary concern regarding the case against Stapleton?
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He is worried about the reliability of Laura Lyons' testimony
He fears Stapleton might flee before they can arrest him
He is concerned about the lack of physical evidence linking Stapleton to the crime
He doubts the competence of the local police to handle the case properly
What thematic element does Doyle explore through the physical resemblance between Jack Stapleton and Hugo Baskerville?
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The suggestion that evil may manifest similarly across generations
The notion that physical appearances can be deceiving
The idea that cowardice is passed down through genetics
The concept that environment is more influential than heredity in shaping character
What is the purpose of Holmes instructing Sir Henry to attend dinner at the Stapletons and announce his walk home?
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To test Sir Henry's loyalty and willingness to follow instructions
To set a trap to catch Stapleton in the act of attempting to harm Sir Henry
To create an alibi for Holmes and Watson's activities
To distract Stapleton while Holmes and Watson investigate his home
What crucial information does Laura Lyons provide that supports Holmes's case against Jack Stapleton?
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She confirms that Stapleton manipulated her to arrange the meeting with Sir Charles
She provides evidence of Stapleton's previous criminal activities
She reveals that Stapleton has a secret escape route
She offers documentation proving Stapleton's marriage
Why does Holmes involve Lestrade from Scotland Yard in the investigation at this stage?
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To have Lestrade take over the case and give Holmes a lesser role
To provide extra manpower in apprehending Stapleton
Because Holmes is unauthorized to shoot at criminals
To ensure that there is an official witness to validate the arrest of Stapleton
