:33:07
Good evening,
gentlemen.
:33:09
I knew your curiosity
:33:11
would be your
undoing, Mr. Holmes.
:33:13
You were
expecting me then?
:33:15
Yes.
:33:16
I had hoped that
the entire council
:33:18
might have come.
:33:19
It would have
been a pleasure
:33:21
to deal with all of them,
:33:22
quietly and
effectively.
:33:24
Eventually, they all
will be taken care of
:33:27
however, Mr. Lloyd
is quite a catch
:33:29
and will have to
suffice for the moment.
:33:31
What do you intend
to do with us?
:33:39
Were it not the
time is so pressing
:33:41
we might first
put you on trial.
:33:43
On trial for what?
:33:44
Crimes against
the Third Reich,
:33:46
misguided
efforts to wreck
:33:48
our inevitable victory.
:33:50
Mr. Lloyd, your super
British patriotism,
:33:54
your blundering, but
sometimes effective
:33:57
intelligence efforts
are well-known.
:33:59
We have quite a
score against you
:34:01
which will be settled.
:34:04
Dr. Watson,
:34:07
a fair physician no doubt
:34:08
but of no consequence.
:34:10
To our stupid
British minds,
:34:13
every life is
a consequence.
:34:14
A quaint notion of an
even quainter nation.
:34:18
We are not like that.
:34:20
We know that
only the powerful
:34:22
are worthy of respect.
:34:25
Let our records
speak for us.
:34:27
Your records speaks,
its brilliant.
:34:29
Thank you.
:34:30
A brilliant record
of rapacity,
:34:32
cruelty, torture,
deceit and murder.
:34:35
Murder?
:34:45
Gesundheit.
:34:47
Thank you.
:34:51
Cold?
:34:52
It's a little
chilly in here.
:34:53
I'm sorry you're
uncomfortable.
:34:55
My discomfort is
of no consequence.
:34:58
Your false courage is not
impressive, Mr. Holmes.