Who is Sherlock's brother?

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1. Who is Sherlock's brother?
2. Who did Sherlock Holmes love?
3. What's Sherlock's sister called?
4. Is Enola smarter than Sherlock?
5. Who does Enola Holmes marry?
6. Did Enola and Tewksbury kiss?
7. Is Enola Holmes Sherlock's Daughter?
8. Who is Enola Holmes mother?
9. Why did Enola Holmes mother leave her?
10. How much older is Sherlock than Enola?
11. Did eurus kill Watson?
12. How old is Lord Tewksbury?
13. Is Enola Holmes a Netflix series?
14. What is Lord Tewksbury full name?
15. Does Tewksbury die in Enola?
16. What is the ending of Enola Holmes?
17. Why did Grandmother kill Tewksbury?
18. Why did they kill Tewksbury?

Who is Sherlock's brother?

In the original 56 short stories and four novels written by Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes has only one sibling: an older brother, Mycroft, who appears only in “The Greek Interpreter,” “The Bruce-Partington Plans,” and “The Final Problem,” among the original stories.

Who did Sherlock Holmes love?

Irene Adler

What's Sherlock's sister called?

Enola Holmes is actually Sherlock Holmes's sister. Her brothers, Sherlock and Mycroft, are also in the movie—obvs—although Mycroft existed in the Sherlock canon going all the way back to the original Sir Arthur Conan Doyle stories.

Is Enola smarter than Sherlock?

Her deduction skills aren't quite on the same level as her older brother's but considering the difference in their ages, Enola could one day be as successful a detective as Sherlock is. She certainly has both the smarts and the courage to do so.

Who does Enola Holmes marry?

Though many viewers felt the chemistry between Enola and Lord Tewksbury in the film, the character is not present in any of the five subsequent novels in the series. Enola does not get married in the book series.

Did Enola and Tewksbury kiss?

By the end of Enola Holmes, Tewkesbury asks Enola to stay with him and his family and lovingly kisses her wrist. According to Louis Partridge, the movie originally featured more affection between the pair at the end.

Is Enola Holmes Sherlock's Daughter?

In Netflix's adaptation of Enola Holmes, Enola is Sherlock's younger sister. Sherlock (Henry Cavill), Mycroft (Sam Claflin) and Enola (Millie Bobby Brown) are the children of Eudoria Holmes (Helena Bonham Carter), although due to the large age gap between Enola and her brothers, the 16-year-old barely knows them.

Who is Enola Holmes mother?

Eudoria

Why did Enola Holmes mother leave her?

It's through these that Enola learns why her mother left: she went away with the Romani to live a free, wandering life, far away from the pressures and restrictions of Victorian life.

How much older is Sherlock than Enola?

The Enola Holmes Mysteries is a young adult fiction series of detective novels by American author Nancy Springer, starring Enola Holmes as the 14-year-old sister of an already-famous Sherlock Holmes, twenty years her senior.

Did eurus kill Watson?

In the end of the Sherlock episode "The Lying Detective", we see Eurus expose herself to Doctor Watson and then shoot him with tranquilizers. As we see in the later episode she can kill anyone without hesitation.

How old is Lord Tewksbury?

twelve years

Is Enola Holmes a Netflix series?

Released on Netflix Sept. 23, Enola Holmes is based on a series of books by Nancy Springer, featuring the legendary detective Sherlock Holmes created by Victorian author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

What is Lord Tewksbury full name?

Louis Partridge

Does Tewksbury die in Enola?

No. Thankfully, the young Tewkesbury does not die in Enola Holmes.

What is the ending of Enola Holmes?

It turns out that Edith and her mother are Suffragists and Enola decodes some codewords she overheard her mother say in a previous meeting at their house. This leads Enola to Dragon Fireworks where she runs into Linthorn.

Why did Grandmother kill Tewksbury?

Tewkesbury's grandmother doesn't want this, she believes in a more elitist England and wants to make sure that her grandson doesn't destroy it. It's also revealed that she had Tewkesbury's father (a.k.a. her own son) killed because he wanted reform too. She shoots Tewkesbury herself, but he is saved by a chest plate.

Why did they kill Tewksbury?

Tewkesbury was set to take his fathers seat in the House of Lords and was planning to cast his vote for the reform bill because he wanted to reform the English society. But, his grandmother was still in favour of the old idealistic society. Hence, she wanted to kill her grandson so the reform bill wouldn't be passed.