The Hound Of The Baskervilles

Many people try not to make the same mistakes that their parents and grandparents did, whether it be a monetary, emotional, physical, or spiritual mistake, because their parents teach them during childhood. In The Hound of the Baskervilles, Henry doesn’t want to lose the mansion (and his life) like Sir Charles before him. People don’t want to lose their businesses or property the same way that their predecessors did before them. In And Then There Were None, everyone turns on each other in order to survive, but these characters are not good examples of normal people (as most of them have a few issues). A normal person tries to keep friendships. Descendants don’t want to break a friendship, so they learn from their parents and grandparents’ mistakes