The Adventure of the Three Students

Summary

In the book "The Adventure of the Three Students," Arthur Conan Doyle narrates an investigation led by Sherlock Holmes at a university. Professor Soames discovers that someone attempted to break into his office to steal exam papers. He seeks Holmes' help to determine which of the three students might be involved. Holmes uses his deductive skills to uncover the culprit's identity. During the investigation, he analyzes clues such as footprints on the floor and the state of the room, ultimately exposing student Gilchrist, who acted under pressure rather than malicious intent. Holmes decides to keep the matter private, giving Gilchrist a chance to redeem himself.