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Say your number is n
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Kalajokilaakso 8/8/2012
A rough translation:
Sherlock Holmes, a ‘man of men’?
“I have nothing against that in some Sherlock Holmes -adaptions the famous detective would clearly be a homosexual. But has Holmes always been gay? This is what sometimes can be heard implied.
Sherlock Holmes and doctor Watson are of course often together, but yet I haven’t seen anything sexual ‘spark’ between them. With the same argument you could call any man with a male friend gay.
Holmes treats women with pride and arrogance, but so he does with men also. Sex and sexuality are not the most important things in his life. He prefers to use his brain thinking about other things than naked women, or men.
In one Arthur Conan Doyle’s original Holmes-story the detective says, that he and Watson once had to leave London for reasons that he doesn’t want to talk about. Of this some have found a reason to imply that Holmes is gay. The rendition is pretty forced.
Arthur Conan Doyle was a typical man of his generation and didn’t understand homosexuality. Not even when he knew his writer colleague Oscar Wilde who was sent to prison because of his homosexuality. In his biography Conan Doyle says that he thinks homosexuality is an illness that can be cured.
Nothing essential would change even if Sherlock Holmes appeared to be gay. In the light of evidence he is not, though.” Marko Ahonen
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