:32:13
The fools!
Their age has turned them to granite.
:32:17
They only listen to themselves.
:32:19
- I thought they'd consider my record.
- They did.
:32:23
It did more harm than good.
:32:25
A record of that quality only convinced
the Board you'd cheated all along.
:32:29
- That's absurd.
- Well, Holmes,
:32:31
you were caught with the answers
in front of a classroom of students.
:32:36
Worse, the answers
were in your handwriting.
:32:39
An excellent forgery. Who'd have
suspected Dudley could pull it off?
:32:43
I can prove my innocence,
if you'd give me time.
:32:46
The Board quoted the school motto
five times during our meeting.
:32:51
- 'Honesty, probity and diligence.'
- Exactly!
:32:54
In their eyes, you've committed
the worst crime imaginable.
:32:58
And I'm being given the worst
punishment imaginable: Expulsion.
:33:02
Holmes, I will do everything
within my power to help you.
:33:06
I'll watch this Dudley fellow
and write a recommendation
:33:10
that will get you into any school
in England.
:33:13
- I appreciate that, sir.
- If there's anything else I can do...
:33:19
Oh, well, there is one thing.
:33:24
- One last duel.
- Yes, sir.
:33:42
You all right?
:33:43
Fine. It's just a small cut.
I lost concentration for a moment.
:33:49
I should have removed my ring.
It was an unfair distraction.
:33:53
- The match is yours.
- Call it a draw.
:33:57
Come, let Mrs Dribb
look at that wound.