History Characters / EnolaHolmes

* ActionSurvivor: Unlike Enola, Tewksbury had no previous combat training and is initially inept during action. However, he's quick to adapt and holds his own during the climax in the sequel.

* TookALevelInBadass: In the first film, he has no fighting abilities, but in the sequel, he comes off better [[spoiler:even defeating a DrityCop in a SwordFight during the climax]].

* AdaptationalBadass: Much lime Enola, Eudoria wasn't action-driven and there's nothing to indicate she was ever trained in martial arts in the books.

* GeniusBruiser: Like he brother, she's very intelligent and well-educated and a skilled fighter.

* GeniusBruiser: Not also is he's the world's greatest detective and absurdly skilled in a variety of intellectual fields, he's also a very muscular man who is also a very efficient hand to hand combatant.

* MamaBear: Distant though she might be, she prioritized her daughter's independence and future as a woman, and in the sequel, [[spoiler:along with Edith, she breaks her daughter out of prison after Enola was framed and arrested for murder]].

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* SweetPollyOliver: Enola disguises herself as a boy on the train to London, where she meets Tewksbury. The disguise works well enough that the newspapers report the ensuing escape as two ''boys'' doing it. Tewksbury and, later, Sherlock see through it.

* AloofBigBrother: Sherlock is very distant despite how much Enola looks up to him due to the years spent apart. Mycroft comes off this way as well, although he's later shown to be outright abusive. [[spoiler: Sherlock gets better by the end of the movie, while Mycroft stays Mycroft, though he does agree to pass Enola's wardship off to Sherlock.]]

* TheBigGuy: GeniusBruiser variety between him, Enola, and Tewkesbury. He has a much more physical style than FragileSpeedster Enola and NonActionGuy Tewkesbury and this is showcased during the climax of the second film when [[spoiler:Grail and his {{Dirty Cops}} fan out to attack different targets; Enola winds up in the theater's dressing room with HitAndRunTactics on Grail, Tewkesbury gets loaned Sherlock's SwordCane to fight a cop with a cutlass, while Sherlock himself takes on the other two with his bare hands.]]

* EvilReactionary: [[spoiler: Tewkesbury's grandmother had his father killed and is trying to kill him due to not wanting either of them to support a reform bill.]]

* EvilUncle: Tewkesbury's uncle [[spoiler: is a subversion. Enola thinks he's trying to pull an InheritanceMurder but really his grandmother is trying to kill him due to his politics. The uncle is ultimately portrayed as a conservative man, but one who does care about his nephew, looking for him while he's missing and sincerely telling Tewkesbury his father would be proud when the younger man is preparing to take his seat in the House of Lords.]]

!!!'''Played by''': Claire Rushbrook

* GutturalGrowler: Speaks with a perpetual rasp in his voice.

* ActionSurvivor: Unlike Enola, Tewksbury had no previous combat training and is naturally inept during action. However, he's quick to adapt and holds his own during the climax in the sequel.
* AgeLift: In the book, the Marquess of Tewkesbury was 12. Here, he's aboutbthe same age as Enola, who's 16.

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Creator/ClaraSoares (European French), Iabelle Cunha (Brazilian Portuguese)

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Creator/AdrienAntoine (European French), Creator/GuilhermBriggs (Brazilian Portuguese)

* SoProudOfYou: Implied when [[spoiler:he and Tewkesbury accompany his nephew to take his seat in the House of Lords, and he says his father would be proud of him]].

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Creator/ClaraSoares (European French)

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Creator/AdrienAntoine (European French)

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Creator/AnatoleDeBodinat (European French)

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Creator/LaurenceBreheret (European French)

* HeroOfAnotherStory: Holmes is already FamedInStory as a consulting detective and was given the job of finding the Marquess. He takes another route by investigating Tewkesbury's uncle.

* FragileSpeedster: Enola does better against opponents using HitAndRunTactics, surprise, and using the environment to her advantage, but struggles when facing them one-on-one where her punches don't have an effect and her opponent can get a hand on her.

* CaringGardener: He's a friendly, empathetic young man who loves growing and researching. His flat, as seen in the sequel film, is so overrun with plants that it's practically a jungle.

* GirlInABox: A male example. He's introduced hiding in a carpetbag in Enola's train compartment and later [[spoiler:sneaks into Enola's boarding school in a wicker basket.]]

Character page for the ''Enola Holmes'' [[Literature/EnolaHolmes books]] and [[Film/EnolaHolmes film adaptation]]. For characters introduced in the sequel, see ''Characters/EnolaHolmes2''.

[[folder:Lady Tewkesbury]]

* UnnamedParent: NoNameGiven to Tewkesbury's mother.

* FakeUltimateHero: Downplayed since he really is a great detective, but the sequel mentions that he got the credit for solving the missing marquess case when it was really Enola's handiwork.

* IWorkAlone: He grunts to Enola that he doesn't like having people in his quarters and prefers working alone. However, he is aware that his aloofness is offputting and tells Enola not to be like him. In the end, he offers for her to live and work with him. She turns him down, but tells him that she doesn't want him to be alone all the time [[spoiler:sets him up for a meeting with a potential flatmate, Dr. Watson]].

* HeroAntagonist: A SympatheticInspectorAntagonist. He has no problem with Enola personally, it's just that he's been sent to track her down.