You and I are bound together on a journey... that will twist the very fabric of nature.
Sherlock Holmes
4.3s
But I don't see my name in any of these articles. But your signature was clear.
Sherlock Holmes
4.2s
Right. I'll keep it with your checkbook, locked safely away in my drawer.
Sherlock Holmes
3s
You weren't there, so I made your customary bet.
Sherlock Holmes
2.1s
Is that the maharajah's missing diamond?
Sherlock Holmes
2.3s
I have your winnings from last night.
Sherlock Holmes
3.2s
London's so bleak this time of year.
Sherlock Holmes
2.8s
Steel your mind, Holmes.
Sherlock Holmes
2.4s
As clear as I see you.
Sherlock Holmes
2.6s
- Adler's dwarf. - Midget.
Sherlock Holmes
1.9s
May I borrow your pen?
Sherlock Holmes
5.4s
2/3 of an inch which would put the time of death... at between 10 and 12 hours ago.
Sherlock Holmes
5.2s
Diptera is... approximately...
Sherlock Holmes
1.6s
Time of death?
Sherlock Holmes
6.7s
That's not Blackwood. Well, now we have a firm grasp of the obvious.
Sherlock Holmes
32.5s
You know, Holmes, I've seen things in war I don't understand. I once met a man who predicted his own death... right down to the number and the placement... of the bullets that killed him. You have to admit, Holmes... that a supernatural explanation to this case... is theoretically possible. Well, agreed, but it's a huge mistake to theorize before one has data. Inevitably one begins to twist facts to suit theories... instead of theories to suit facts. That said, I believe Adler's midget is the key to this.
Sherlock Holmes
14.4s
Right. Scratches around the keyhole where the watch was wound. - What does that tell you? - The man was likely a drunk. Every time he wound the watch his hand would slip, hence the scratches. Very good, Watson. You've developed considerable deductive powers of your own.
Sherlock Holmes
7s
Why that certain chips stall, I don't understand. There's a particular beer in their batter. A northern stout, to be exact.
