Is Sherlock Holmes really dead after the event in Tibet and if yes,then when and where are his last remains?

Question

Sherlock Holmes was first presumed dead after his fall with Professor down the waterfall but he resurrected again only to retire to a simple life.
Then he resurfaced in Tibet (ref:Mandala of Shelrock Holmes) where he once again had a meeting with Professor (who also didn't die but was presumed to be dead!!).
Now after the event in Tibet was over ;where is Sherlock Holmes now?He can't be alive as he'll be more than 100 years old;so it means his dead.Where did he die finally?Where are his last remains?

Answer 1

I think it is a poem by Vincent Starrett which refers
to Holmes and Watson as "two men who never
lived and so can never die." The volume of fiction
about Holmes by authors other than Conan Doyle
is astonishing. Obviously something about him
appeals greatly to a lot of people.

Answer 2

Sherlock fell down a waterfall in Switzerland.

He actually resurfaced at Baker Street, London. Nearly gave old Watson a heart attack.

Conan Doyle wanted to keep him there.

In fact, Sherlock would now be closer to 150 years old.

Answer 3

It became humorous for the time of! Robert Downey Jr. became a large Sherlock and Jude regulation became a large Watson. I loved the scene the place he became bare with the pillow, whilst he jumped out the window and went suitable interior the direction of the roof, the section with the boat the place it became destroyed and he became virtually killed, whilst he became interior the smoke and the different giy could no longer locate him and the excellent scene the place he confronted Blackwood on precise of the yet to be accomplished bridge. the full action picture had some relatively humorous factors! Mum x

Answer 4

Since the Mandala of Sherlock Holmes wasn't written by Conan Doyle, this has no relevance. The last stroy has him as a bee-keeper in southern England. Since he is a ltierary charachter he can live forever

Answer 5

Sherlock is everywhere. He must be a Time Lord, like Dr. Who, because I have found accounts of Sherlock's adventures set in the distance future.

Answer 6

It will be particularly difficult to find his remains (even with the newly-built Golmud-Lhasa railway) since Mr. Holmes is a fictional character. Elementary, my dear asker!

Answer 7

he's fictional