In the book Watson has seen Holmes over a dead body and now he thinks that Holmes has killed a man. He thinks his dear friend, Holmes has done this horrible crime because they have been numerous deaths in the south end of London they have all been the same execution, kill then remove an organ from the body. This reminds me of the time that I saw my cousin walking over his friend who look like he was very badly beat up.  I thought he had done it  and it made me afraid of him like Watson had felt about Holmes. My cousin did not seem like the type of person to do something like that but if you got him very mad he could be crazy so that is why I thought he beat up his friend. However my cousin like Holmes said, “Do not jump to conclusions…” (Lebbon 40). It turns out my cousin did not do it and he had found his friend there and it also turns out Holmes did not kill the man. As a result of my experience I could relate to how Watson felt.