Enola Holmes

Enola Holmes, the protagonist, is a sharp and resourceful young woman, eager to carve her own path in a male-dominated world. With a mix of wit and skill, she defies societal expectations while seeking her mother’s whereabouts. Her journey portrays a compelling blend of naivety and profound intelligence.

Sherlock Holmes is Enola's elder brother, a celebrated detective recognized for his keen intellect and analytical prowess. His relationship with Enola is initially strained, as he views her as a burden; however, he gradually recognizes her potential. Sherlock represents the established order that Enola seeks to challenge.

Tewkesbury, the young Viscount, is initially seen as naive, yet he embodies courage and resourcefulness. His journey alongside Enola illuminates his growth as he learns to face danger and assert his identity. Their partnership shifts from one of dependence to mutual respect and support.

Mycroft Holmes is the pragmatic and somewhat condescending elder brother of Enola, who lacks the emotional depth of his siblings. He sees Enola as a responsibility and wishes to impose traditional expectations on her, which leads to conflict as Enola resists his control.

Eudoria Holmes is Enola’s mother, a progressive thinker and activist involved in the suffragette movement. Her disappearance is the catalyst for Enola's quest, reflecting a complex relationship that encapsulates both maternal love and the desire for independence.

Linthorn serves as the primary antagonist, a man who poses a significant threat to Tewkesbury’s life. His ruthless pursuit and menacing demeanor contrast with the more empathetic characters, heightening the stakes of Enola’s journey.

Inspector Lestrade is a Scotland Yard detective who plays a pivotal role in the pursuit of Enola. His interactions with Sherlock reflect traditional law enforcement methods clashing with Enola's unconventional detective style.