:41:01
I had to come back.
:41:02
- You really believe he was murdered?
- I'm certain of it.
:41:07
Come on, you saw
Waxflatter's hand on the knife!
:41:11
It was obviously a suicide!
:41:13
Never trust the obvious. There are
too many puzzling elements.
:41:17
Firstly, a man jumps out of a window.
:41:20
Second, a reverend throws himself
under a carriage for no reason.
:41:24
Then Waxflatter stabs himself,
which is unbelievable.
:41:28
Another question. Why was Waxflatter
obsessed with their deaths?
:41:32
Yes, he'd saved those clippings,
and he kept meeting that odd man.
:41:37
He attended the funeral.
Do you know his name?
:41:40
No. When he visited,
Uncle sent me out of the attic.
:41:44
I asked about him,
but he changed the subject.
:41:47
That man is connected to all three
murders. We must find out who he is!
:41:51
You've been reading
too many detective novels.
:41:54
This is not fiction! There's a clever
murderer about, and I'll find him.
:41:57
- How?
- I'll live here. Work here.
:42:02
- If that's all right with you.
- Yes.
:42:04
- What if we're found?
- Only the three of us know.
:42:08
- Someone may see you!
- I'll take my chances.
:42:12
But you'll need food, supplies.
:42:17
Me?! I can't...
:42:20
You can run errands, be my assistant.
:42:23
I might get caught.
That would mean trouble!
:42:26
You'd let trouble ruin
an opportunity for adventure?
:42:30
I can't afford to jeopardise
my medical career.
:42:33
- Weasel.
- I'm not a weasel.
:42:37
- I am practical.
- Weasels are practical.
:42:40
And I imagined you courageous,
stout of heart.
:42:45
I am courageous.
And I'm stout of heart.
:42:51
It's just that...
:42:57
- All right, I'll do it.
- Thank you, Watson.