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There was the dude in The Devil's Foot, which I think was a pretty iffy decision on Holmes' part. He DID have other options for taking down his girlfriend's murderer besides murdering him in retaliation -- but apparently Holmes thought the original crime was just so grotesquely awful that taking personal revenge was justified in this case.

Yeah, I think the Devil's Foot is the most morally iffy one too, and it seems like it was more Holmes's personal sympathy talking than morality. He explains it by saying "well, in his position I'd do the same" -- which is probably true, since it's a sentiment he bears out in other stories (ie, "if you had killed Watson, you would not have gotten out of this room alive" from The Three Garridebs.)

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