The Bard is now officially part of the scriptwriting team.
Now, over the past few minutes, the Bard and I have concluded that:
1) when all sensible characters are eliminated, the one that remains, however insensible, must be sherlock holmes
Thus Sherlock Holmes shall also be a part of the movie.
2) Quite a few people have told me that the plot does not classify as a tragedy. The reason is that the complete plot has not yet been put up. You see, one of the major characters has not yet been made visible. So let me tell you a story:
When Sherlock Holmes pushed Prof. Moriarty down the cliff, Prof. Moriarty did not die. Rather, he hurt the second and third vertebrae, which led to a natural lobotomy of the psychodermic eglongata (which, as everyone knows, is responsible for color recognition and the phobias). Fortunately for Prof Moriarty, this fall also cured him of lymphocircomaphobia, which he had acquired by watching Rajesh khanna for too long in Anand.
The trauma of this fall led to Prof. Moriarty suffering from cloriphobia, the fear of colors. In order to get rid of the headaches and the madness this fall was giving him, he contacted Oedipus in Greece, who adviced him that the best thing to do would be to stab his eyes with a blunt knife.
Additionally, Prof. Moriarty also managed to get his hands upon the machine developed by Dr. Frankenstein, and used that in conjunction to the latest chip implanting device developed by the FBI, to stuff a chip in his brain, that helped him to see things in wavelengths. The units of the wavelength, of course, are the standard milli inches.
(The only thing that now remains in this sub-sub plot is to account for the glasses that Prof. Moriarty broke during his fall)