4. Retell the second part of the story, as if you were: 1) Irene Adler. 2) the King of Bohemia.

1) Irene Adler

After my marriage to Godfrey Norton, I noticed that the friends who had come to my house were acting suspiciously. I understood that they had been sent to search for the photograph of me and the King of Bohemia. I followed them and saw one of them enter my house. Then I realized that the man was Sherlock Holmes. I knew that he had been watching me and trying to discover where I had hidden the photograph. I decided not to confront him. Instead, I would leave the country with my husband and take the photograph with me. In the morning I sent the King a letter explaining that I had understood his plan and that he would never see the photograph again.

2) the King of Bohemia

I was terrified because Irene Adler possessed a photograph that could ruin my life and my marriage. I asked Sherlock Holmes to recover it. Holmes disguised himself and followed Irene after her wedding. His plan was to make her reveal the hiding place of the photograph. However, Irene understood that he was searching her house. She secretly followed him and discovered his identity. Before Holmes could return with the photograph, Irene had escaped abroad with her husband. She left me a letter saying that she would keep the photograph but would never use it against me. I was relieved, although Holmes had failed to recover it.