ISFJ 6w7 Characters Watson has chosen a profession that demands his attentiveness to detail and a long-term commitment: to become a doctor. He is a meticulous student who easily pays attention in class and gets good grades, but also frets…
ISTP 5w6 Characters Holmes prides himself on his intelligence and in his system-building; he is forever telling Watson to pay more attention to logic and pull things apart in his mind. He does not share his thoughts until he has…
ISTP 5w4 Characters Holmes doesn’t want Dr. Mortimer to read him the newspaper report of Baskerville’s death, he wants to hear “just the facts, and from your own perspective.” He wants them to be clear, concise, and well-reasoned, so that…
ISFJ 9w1 Characters Watson enjoys watching Holmes solve cases, because he doesn’t understand or see the clues that lead his friend to his assumptions. He admits up front that he saw “nothing significant in what Dr. Mortimer said,” implying that…
ISTP 5w4 Characters Holmes remains detached from crime scenes and focused more on understanding them and puzzle-solving than he does caring about the human element, which means he is often out of his depth when dealing with living, breathing people.…
ESFJ 2w1 Characters Doyle finds it extremely difficult not to become emotionally involved with his patients and their various plights of injustice, a point that Bell often criticizes him on. He cares very much about his patients, to the extent…