Sherlock Holmes: The Secret of the Silver Earring: Puzzle/Quiz solutions for the brainrot generation

1. Do we have an idea of the weapon used for the crime?
Answer: Yes.
Justification: In the Testimonies section, your second conversation
with Colonel Patterson.

2. Could the murderer escape through the stairs going to the second floor?
Answer: No.
Justification: In the Testimonies section, your conversation with Mary.

3. Are the ashes found in the smoking room from English cigarettes?
Answer: No.
Justifications:
Red frame – In the Reports section, the mention of the
cigarette butt found in front of the service door in the courtyard.
Green frame – In the Documents section, the study of tobacco.

4. Was the side door going to the kitchen open after the shooting?
Answer: No.
Justification: In the Testimonies section, your conversation with
Satterthwaite.

5. Did Miss Lambert choose the tablecloths and arrange the tables?
Answer: No.
Justifications: Both are found in the Testimonies section.
1. Your conversation with Carl Pannister.
2. Your conversation with Miss Lambert.

6. Do we have an idea of the murderer’s height?
Answer: Yes.
Justifications:
Red frame – In the Reports section, the measurements of the
powder smudge on the doorframe.
Green frame – In the Documents section, the ballistics article.

7. Among the interrogated people, did any others besides Colonel
Patterson have bad eyesight?
Answer: Yes.
Justification: In the Testimonies section, your conversation with
Miss Lambert.

Pulling the arm will cause three cards to appear in the window in the
automaton’s chest.

1. Click on the ace of clubs and drag it down to the automaton’s flat
right hand, then click again to release.

2. Hence and repeat. 4 of diamonds.

3. 4 of clubs.

1. Crab
2. Deer
3. Bear
4. whatever animal, EXCEPT FOR Eagle.
5. Make sure Eagle is the LAST.

1. Did Horace Fowlett receive a caller the evening he was supposed to leave?
Answer: Yes.
Justification: In the Testimonies section, your conversation with
Graham, Fowlett’s neighbor.

2. Were all the guests in the ballroom at the time of the shooting?
Answer: Yes.
Justification: In the Documents section, Lestrade’s report on the
development of the crime.

3. Did Sir Bromsby and his daughter have a good relationship?
Answer: No.
Justification: In the Testimonies section, your third conversation
with Hermann Grimble (Sherringford Hall, dated 15 October 1897).

4. Was Horace Fowlett aware of the problems between Hermann Grimble and
Sir Bromsby?
Answer: Yes.
Justification: In the Documents section, the letter from Bromsby to
Fowlett dated 12 November 1896.

5. Was there anything missing from Horace Fowlett’s house?
Answer: Yes.
Justification: In the Reports section, your observations about
Fowlett’s bedroom — the bed was not made and the pillow was missing.

6. Did somebody enter through the window at Fowlett’s house?
Answer: Yes.
Justifications: Both found in the Reports section.
1. Fowlett’s bedroom: the window has no bars and is held
closed with a screwdriver.
2. Garden: footprints with traces of soil, size 10, on the
barrel under the window.

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1. Does Hermann Grimble own the only set of keys to the Fairfax Theater?
Answer: Yes.
Justification: In the Testimonies section, your conversation with
Goblet.

2. Does Captain Lowrie have anything to do with Bromsby Enterprises?
Answer: Yes.
Justifications: Both found in the Documents section.
1. The photograph of Bromsby in front of Kalidassa Abyss.
2. The article about Captain Lowrie’s death.

3. Can we say that Wyatt Collins, the nephew, is an honest person?
Answer: No.
Justifications:
Blue box — In the Testimonies section, your conversation
with Mary dated 16 October.
Green box — In the Documents section, the audience text.

4. Can Hermann Grimble be Bromsby’s heir despite missing an official
will?
Answer: Yes.
Justification: In the Documents section, the letter from Cabinet
Lloyd, Lloyd and Masterson.

5. Was the man found at the old Fairfax Theater from abroad?
Answer: Yes.
Justifiation: In the Documents section, Johannsen’s passport.

1. Was the leader of the thugs who attacked Holmes directly related to
the case?
Answer: Yes.
Justification: In the Documents section, Lestrade’s report about Wung
Jei.

2. Can we say that the person who killed Simon Hunter is skilled with
weapons?
Answer: Yes.
Justification: In the Testimonies section, your conversation with
Appleby.

3. Are the ruins near Richmond’s Abbey a common haunt for wanderers?
Answer: Yes.
Justification: In the Testimonies section, your conversation with the
monk.

4. Can the handwriting on the message found in the ruins be the same as
that on a previous document?
Answer: Yes.
Justifications: Both are found in the Documents section.
1. The threatening letter to Grimble signed “W.C.”
2. The threatening note to Bromsby signed “W.”

5. Is it easy for a retired English officer to find work as a prison
warden abroad?
Answer: Yes.
Justification: In the Documents section, the letter from Mycroft
about the Kalidassa Abyss.

Not exactly a puzzle. You’ll need all the three Silver Earrings.
By now, you’ll have only one in your inventory.
You can get the remaining 2 by talking with Doris and showing your Earring to Miss Small.
Just place all of the three earrings in the fitting spots on the Silverworked Box’s mosaic. That will open the lock.

1. Are there several sets of keys from the Aston Theatre?
Answer: Yes.
Justification: In the Testimonies section, your first conversation
with Bruce Aston.

2. Did one of the actresses lose a red-haired wig?
Answer: Yes.
Justification: In the Testimonies section, your conversation with
Miss Sullivan.

3. Could the discovery in the dressing room be connected to the case?
Answer: Yes.
Justifications: Both are found in the Reports section.
1. Sherringford Hall, the discovery of a fake artillery
uniform button in the kitchen.
2. Aston’s Theatre dressing room, evidence shows that one of
thirty costumes is missing.

4. Could the writing on the message to Veronica Davenport be found
elsewhere?
Answer: Yes.
Justifications: Both are found in the Documents section.
1. The French visiting card.
2. The Antiques dealer business card.

This will be the conclusion of the case and the game. You don’t need to answer this one and regardless if you do, the ending will be the same.

Sherlock’s final cutscene will have him and every main character in the game to meet in Sherringford Hall. There, the detective will spill out the final solution for the case.

1. Who killed Sir Bromsby?
Answer: Lt. Herrington

2. Who killed Horace Fowlett?
Answer: Wyatt Collins

3. Who killed Johanssen?
Answer: Jeffries

4. Who killed Veronica Davenport?
Answer: Jeffries

5. Who killed Jeffries?
Answer: Nobody

6. Who killed Simon Hunter?
Answer: Lt. Herrington