| “ | An injustice has occurred, it's time to right some wrongs. You want the culprit? Find the motive. | „ |
| ~ Enola Holmes |
Enola Holmes is the main protagonist of the duology of movies based on the book series of the same name.
She is the younger sister of Sherlock and Mycroft Holmes, the only daughter of Eudoria Holmes. She lived with her mother until her mother disappeared, leaving behind a trail of tips so that Enola could find her. In the way, Enola got involved with a young viscount on the run, fleeing from people that wanted to kill him. The viscount, Tewkesbury, was in favor of reform of women's rights, was being endangered by his own grandmother, who wanted to prevent him from taking his father's place in the chamber of lords and voting in favor of the reform bill. After solving this case and finding her mother, she decided to be a detective, like Sherlock.
In the sequel, she has problems proving herself as a detective, always living under Sherlock's shadow, and being unable to get any case, to the point she bankrupted, until a little girl named Susie asked her to find her missing sister, Sarah Chapman. Susie and Sarah worked in a match factory, and Enola deduces that Sarah stole something from the factory. Investigating, she crosses paths with Sherlock, having trouble with his latest case. She discovers Sarah and her comrades were trying to expose the corruption of the factory, that used white phosphorus to kill off the girl, while pretending it to be an epidemy of typhus, to lower the prices of the salaries. After solving the case and finding the culprit behind it all, Mira Troy, aka Moriarty, she helped Sarah lead the matchgirls strike, and finally started a romantic relationship with Tewkesbury.
She was portrayed by Millie Bobbie Brown wjo also portrayed Maddie Rusell in the MonsterVerse.
Her Good Ranking[]
What Makes Her Close to Being Pure Good?[]
- She decided to look for her mother when she went missing.
- She looked for the help of her brothers, before realizing they couldn't care less about helping her in the moment.
- Upon finding Viscount Tewksbury, she warns him a man with a bowler hat is looking for him.
- As the man (named Linthorn) tries to kill Tewkesbury, she and him flee by jumping off the train.
- Linthorn threats her and order her to tell where Tewksbury is, but she refuses to and ignite several nearby explosives to escape.
- She decides to find Tewkdbury with the sole purpose of warning him of Linthorn.
- She allows herself to be captured and sent by Mycroft to a finishing school out of her will to allow Tewksbury to escape.
- When Tewksbury infiltrates the school and helps her escape with a car, she decides to go to Basilweather Hall and face Tewksbury's uncle, who she deduced is the one behind sending Linthorn to kill him.
- Upon getting there, she uses Jiu Jistsu to defeat Linthorn, and although it caused a fatal head injury that killed him, it was an accident and in self-defense.
- She confronts Tewksbury's grandmother, revealed to be the one behind the attacks, on why she wanted to kill her grandson, on which she responds that, if he takes his father's place in the Chamber of the Lords, he will vote for the Reform Bill, which she, a as traditionalist, don't want.
- She tearfully bids farewell with Tewksbury as he enters the Chamber of the Lords.
- When she finally found her mother, who explained her reasons for running, and why she'd have to run away again, she forgives her for not warning her, understanding her reasons.
- She decides to become a detective and "finder of lost souls".
- She opened her own agency to help people.
- She helped a little girl named Susie to find her missing sister, Sarah Chapman.
- While looking for Sarah, she helps her brother Sherlock, who was kicked out of a bar while drunk, to get home safely.
- When she found Mae dying of a stab wound in her bed, she desperately tried to stop the bleeding, before Mae told her to get a little piece of music in her dress's pocket.
- When Superintendent Gray accuses her of killing Mae and asks to see what she's hiding, she refuses to and runs away.
- She goes to a ball to get close to Sarah's lover, in hopes of finding her.
- She helps her mother and Edith fight the police officers when they broke her out of Gray's custody at Sherlock's plead.
- When she discovers what Sarah and her partners discovered and were trying to expose, that it was not typhus, but rather the cheap white phosphorus that was killing the girls working in the match factory.
- She, Sherlock and Tewksbury fight when Grail and his policemen arrive and try to arrest Sarah, which results in Grail's death.
- She and Sherlock exposed McIntyre's assistant, Mira Troy, and none other than Moriarty, the mastermind behind the case Sherlock was struggling with for months.
- She helped Sarah expose the match factory's crimes and made a strike with all match girls marching out of the factory, which, along with Tewkesbury's help by exposing McIntyre in the chamber of the lords, resulted in the latter's prison and the former's improvement, now not using white phosphorus as prime as raw material for the matches.
- She admitted her feelings towards Tewkesbury, and he did it for her, and they both went to a ball together.
What Prevents Her From Being Pure Good?[]
- She has some jerkish moments, such as when she hit Tewkesbury in the face multiple times, while laughing. While it was to teach him how to fight, it was way more mischievous than it had to be.
External Links[]
- Enola Holmes on the Heroes Wiki
- Enola Holmes on the Baker Street Wiki
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