Dr. John Watson

A Scandal in Bohemia

Narrates the story, visits Holmes after a long absence, and assists in the investigation at Briony Lodge.

A Scandal in Bohemia

Watson, now married and in private practice, visits Holmes after a long separation. He serves as the narrator who frames Holmes's unique admiration for Irene Adler and witnesses the initial client interview.

II

Meets Holmes at Baker Street, learns of his morning's work, and assists in the evening's plan by throwing the smoke-rocket and creating the diversion.

A Scandal in Bohemia: Chapter III

Narrates the scene, present for the discovery of Adler's letter and the King's reaction. Provides the closing reflection on Holmes's changed view of women.

The Redheaded League

Arrives at Baker Street, is invited to stay for the consultation, and accompanies Holmes to Saxe-Coburg Square.

A Case of Identity

Narrates, debates Holmes on the nature of reality in crime, and observes the investigation, seeking to understand Holmes's reasoning.

The Boscombe Valley Mystery

Accompanies Holmes, observing his friend's methods with keen interest. Left to his own devices while Holmes and Lestrade visit the prison.

The Five Orange Pips

Narrator, reading a sea-story in his old Baker Street quarters while his wife is away. Engages with Holmes in discussion about the case's peculiarity and Holmes's deductive process.

The Man with the Twisted Lip

Acts on a domestic mission to rescue his friend's husband from an opium den, where he is surprised to find Holmes. He becomes Holmes's companion and chronicler for the new case.

The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle

Narrates the case, assists Holmes, and witnesses his friend's unique blend of cold logic and seasonal compassion.

The Adventure of the Speckled Band

Narrator, awakened by Holmes, accompanies the investigation to Stoke Moran, armed with a revolver, and witnesses the grim resolution in Dr. Roylott's chamber.

The Adventure of the Engineer’s Thumb

Narrator. Is awakened to treat the injured Victor Hatherley, brings the case to Holmes, bandages Hatherley's wound, and accompanies Holmes to the scene of the crime.

The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor

Narrator, confined indoors due to old war wound, assists Holmes by reviewing newspaper accounts of the case.

The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet

Narrates the story. He first observes Holder's frantic approach, assists Holmes, and accompanies him to the Holder residence, though he is left behind when Holmes goes out in disguise.

The Adventure of the Copper Beeches

Defends his literary style in recording their adventures. He listens to Holmes's theories and Miss Hunter's story, providing the medical perspective on the cruel child's nature.