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This quote comes as Small recounts how he brought Major Sholto and Captain Morstan into a scheme to retrieve the Agra treasure. This passage shows Sholto’s maneuvers to acquire the treasure for himself—by innocently going to “check” on it—and also provides further evidence of the endemic racism found throughout the novella and its characters. Small, who demeans the Indian people elsewhere in his story, feels a loyalty towards his fellow signatories of the titular sign of the four (and thus is allowed some element of questionable moral redemption). Sholto reflects the common Westernized belief at the time that black people…