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Jonathan Small is the main antagonist of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novel The Sign of the Four. He is a peg-legged man who has an accomplice in his loyal friend Tonga. Small came from a poor family in England. He joined the army, and served in India. During that time, he was swimming in a river...
Jonathan Small. Small es el antagonista de la historia. Tiene una pata de palo producto de un fatal encuentro con un cocodrilo. Era uno de los "cuatro", un grupo de hombres que ocultó un alijo de joyas. Después de eso, se produjo un levantamiento y Small fue capturado y condenado por asesinato junto a sus compañeros.
While the police wrongly take Thaddeus in as a suspect, Holmes deduces from footmarks and other clues that there are two persons involved in the murder: a one-legged white man named Jonathan Small, and a small Andamanese accomplice, who accidentally stepped in creosote.
Hace 4 días · Jonathan Small in The Sign of the Four. Although Jonathan Small only actually appears towards the end of the book, he is referred to by different characters throughout. The reader learns...
Jonathan Small is the wooden-legged man who seeks vengeance on Major Sholto for the theft of the Agra treasure. He is one of “the four” original men who acquired the treasure. He has lived a tough life, having lost his leg to a crocodile while serving as a soldier in India for the British Army.
Jonathan Small is the wooden-legged man who seeks vengeance on Major Sholto for the theft of the Agra treasure. He is one of “the four” original men who acquired the treasure. He has lived… read analysis of Jonathan Small (The Wooden-Legged Man)
Jonathan Small is one of ‘The Four’. He is a former soldier posted to India. Small was imprisoned on the Andaman Islands as a result of his part in the murder of Achmet the merchant. Whilst in prison, he planned to regain the treasure for the four, by asking for help from the British officers.
