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The ways the author shows the development and change in his main characters in the hound of baskerville is through, science's victory and real knowledge.
Because the author shows the development and change in his main characters in the hound of baskerville by science against superstition is The Hound of the Baskervilles' overtly significant central topic. Sherlock Holmes stands up for science's victory and real knowledge, The ever-observant, well-known investigator of Baker Street is Sherlock Holmes.
In these tales the author showed, Holmes is essentially omniscient despite his supposed intellect and intuition, and his incessant strutting and pretentiousness makes him more approachable. Holmes lowers his guard and acknowledges having a fragile ego. Mortimer proclaims Holmes the second-best crime solver in Europe at the opening of the book, and Holmes lets down his guard and inquires as to who may be the first with all his science's victory and real knowledge.
Most of the time, though, Watson's continual praise of Holmes manages to keep his ego in control. Holmes frequently states an illogical and unsupported assertion merely to make fun of Watson by providing the most obvious of hints. In the end, Holmes plays tricks on his friends (and especially Watson) just as much as he does on his foes, ambiguously leading them astray and making fools of them all to enhance his own reputation as a top-notch sleuth.
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