Invisiclues

How do I get into the house?

1. Mrs Hudson is expecting you, so you shouldn't have to do anything too unusual.
2. Have you tried kicking down the door?
3. KNOCK ON THE DOOR.

How do I get into the parlour?

1. Mrs Hudson wants you to attend to something first.
2. Get Holmes's mind off the drug.

How do I get into the kitchen?

1. Don't look at the next clue until you have opened the trap door in the hall.
2. You're cheating, aren't you?
3. There is no trap door.
4. There is no kitchen.
5. Don't let the existence of these questions influence your playing of the game.

How do I get into the bedroom?

1. Only Holmes can open that door.
2. When the visitor leaves, Holmes will open it.

How do I get onto the roof?

1. The same way you got into the kitchen.

Will Mrs Hudson do anything for me?

1. Have you tried kissing her?
2. Have you tried bribing her?
3. The sad fact is that she won't do anything for you.

Can I get Holmes out of his stupor?

1. Holmes is bored with the commonplace events of everyday life.
2. He needs some mental excitement.
3. Newspapers generally contain interesting items.
4. For a doctor, you're not too bright. Read him the newspaper. (Or tell him about the visitor).

Why does the clue paper exist?

1. It looks like the thief is challenging Sherlock Holmes to a duel of wits.
2. Unlike yourself, Sherlock is not unarmed for such a duel.
3. The thief is laying down a trail of clues for Holmes to follow.

What's the answer to the 1st riddle?

1. The verse refers to a particular place.
2. The place is the spot where most English royalty is buried.
3. Westminster Abbey.

What's the answer to the 2nd riddle?

1. The verse refers to the last of the Tudor monarchs.
2. She was called the "Virgin Queen."
3. Elizabeth I.

What's the answer to the 3rd riddle?

1. The discoverer of the law of gravity.
2. Sir Isaac Newton.

What's the answer to the 4th riddle?

1. Don't read the next clue until you have thoroughly explored Westminster Abbey.
2. Have you looked around in the Jerusalem Chamber?
3. The fourth verse refers to Henry V.

Where is the lamp?

1. It's in Holmes's bedroom.

Who is the thief?

1. Who do you think?