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In “The Red-Headed League,” what type of character is Sherlock Holmes? A. protagonist B. antagonist C. flat D. secondary
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In “The Red-Headed League,” what type of character is Sherlock Holmes?

A. protagonist
B. antagonist
C. flat
D. secondary

User Sir Wobin
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protagonist due to Sherlock being the all around proverbial good guy

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Sherlock Holmes is the all around good guy. therefore he is the Protagonist
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