The role of women in the Holmes stories from "summary" of The Sherlock Holmes Handbook by Ransom Riggs
In the Holmes stories, the women characters often play a significant role in the narrative. They are not merely decorative figures or damsels in distress, but rather, they possess agency and contribute actively to the resolution of the mysteries. While some women may fit into traditional Victorian stereotypes, others defy expectations and challenge the norms of their time. For instance, Irene Adler, often referred to as "the woman," is a key figure in the Holmes canon. She outwits Holmes himself in "A Scandal in Bohemia," proving herself to be a formidable opponent. Her intelligence and resourcefulness make her a memorable character...
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