Chapter 16
The Portrait and the Trap
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1 Baskerville Hall seen from the lodge-gates on a windy October night.
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2 Holmes stops in the middle of a sentence at the lamplit supper table and stares up past Watson's head.
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3 The time-darkened portrait of the cavalier who started the Hound of the Baskervilles looks down over the supper table.
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4 Holmes stands on a chair under the portrait of Hugo Baskerville, holding his candle high, and curves his arm over the painted hat and ringlets.
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5 Holmes curves his arm over the Cavalier's plumed hat and ringlets by candlelight.
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6 Late at night in the dark banqueting-hall, Holmes turns from the portrait of wicked Hugo and bursts into one of his rare fits of laughter.
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7 At breakfast, Holmes calmly tells Sir Henry to walk home alone across the moor
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8 Mrs. Lyons jumps up from the typewriter table when told Stapleton is married
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9 An extreme close-up of Laura Lyons's eyes just after she learns that Stapleton has a wife.
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10 Laura Lyons presses Stapleton's photograph face down and leans towards Holmes
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11 Lestrade springs from the London express at Coombe Tracey, his hand out for Holmes
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