What question is asked at the very begining?
Now, where to begin?
Which adjective does Mycroft use to describe his mother and his sister?
Wild. ("A wild woman brought up a wild child.")
Why is Enola on her way to the train station?
She is presently on her way to collect her brothers.
What did Mycroft find beneath the covers?
A tassel doll holding a caricature of him. | A doll and a drawing.
In which place and year was Enola born?
England, 1884.
Why is Enola not wearing a hat?
Because it makes her head itch.
Which activities did Enola and her mother use to do together?
Word games | Archery | Tennis | Chemistry | Feeding a sheep | Wearing fake moustaches | Jiujitsu training (fighting).
Who was Enola's whole world?
Her mother.
What expression is used to express that something is already in progress or happening?
The game is afoot.
To watch, listen and fight are things that Enola was taught to unlike who?
Unlike most well-bred ladies.
Where is Viscount Tewkesbury not ready to die?
On a train.
When did Enola find that her mother was missing?
A week ago.
What unexpected thing must Enola become to stay hidden? Hidden from whom?
She must become a lady to stay hidden from her brothers. | A lady. From her brothers.
For 'whom' does Mycroft want to make his sister acceptable?
For society.
On the train, Enola is accompanied by which kind of boy?
A useless boy.
Whose name is an anagram and why?
Enola, which backwards spells 'alone'.
According to her mother, how many paths can be taken? Which are they?
There are two paths: yours or the path others choose for you.
What does Sherlock think his mother's possible intention is?
Perhaps she wants to change the world.
What was Enola never taught to?
She was never taught to embroider.
How has Enola progressed in her jujitsu training?
Nicely.
Where are Enola's gloves?
She has no gloves.