“He was red faced, burly and plethoric”

Question 1

analysis

Answer 1

Each of the adjectives used in the phrase carries a specific connotation. For example, “red-faced” implies anger or frustration, “burly” implies strength and power, and “plethoric” implies excess or overindulgence.

Question 2

“He was red faced,

Answer 2

burly and plethoric”

Question 3

“He was red faced, burly and plethoric” how could you use it as a antithesis’s to Holmes

Answer 3

‘Holmes is hawk like”

like a bird very mobile in contrast to Athelney jones who is the opposite and is a large man not fit to be chasing criminals