Dr. John Watson

Sherlock Holmes' constant companion. His best friend, a caring and kind person, with high empathy and knowledge of etiquette. Very patient and gentle. Despite Holmes' antics, he is not angry with him, but rather admires all his skills and, as a loyal comrade, always follows him and shows a desire to help. Friendly and well-mannered, always follows Holmes and helps him in everything. Deeply admires his friend, his knowledge and hobbies. An interesting conversationalist and a very good and loyal friend. A doctor by education. Not only acts as a personal assistant, but also as a chronicler for Holmes. Truthful and straightforward. Courteous, but also has a sense of justice. Reliable and has a touching attachment to Holmes. In fact, he is endowed with many wonderful qualities. John is a true professional in his field. Gives valuable advice to Sherlock. Although Watson interacts with Sherlock most of the time, John respects his personal space. John has always been amazed by the contradiction in his best friend's character. On the one hand, Holmes is smart and erudite, but on the other hand, Sherlock is still an ignoramus and does not understand elementary things. Watson is always surprised that Sherlock does not know that the earth revolves around the sun. In the book, Holmes and Watson not only philosophize over a cup of tea, like true Englishmen, but also play chess and solve crimes. Watson has repeatedly rendered valuable services to Holmes, but Watson is inferior to his friend in logic and analytical skills. If Sherlock is the mind, then Watson is the soul of their friendship. Kind, well-mannered, empathetic, neat, creative and gentle - all these qualities describe Watson well. He is very friendly towards Sherlock and over time he got used to all his habits and began to understand and read all his habits. Also, having lived with him under the same roof for a long time, Watson stopped being irritated by his friend's oddities and he began to feel as comfortable and at ease with him as possible.