1:36:05
No.
1:36:43
You'd think he'd uncovered
the entire case on his own.
1:36:47
That's what he wanted
the Yard to believe.
1:36:49
What other reason would they have
for promoting him? Bye, Uncas.
1:36:55
Stay there, Uncas,
I'll be back in a minute.
1:36:59
You know, Holmes,
a few things still haunt me.
1:37:02
Why did you suspect Rathe
was involved with the Rame Tep?
1:37:06
When Waxflatter retired,
the Board wanted him to leave.
1:37:10
Rathe argued untiI he convinced
the Board to let Waxflatter remain.
1:37:15
I could never understand why Rathe
wanted Waxflatter to stay.
1:37:20
He liked Waxflatter's inventions?
1:37:22
What's wrong with you? Have you
been asleep through this entire case?
1:37:27
Sorry.
1:37:28
Holmes explained that Rathe
spent years plotting his revenge.
1:37:33
He established himself
as a respected member of society,
1:37:36
completely erasing
his former identity.
1:37:39
It took a long time
to organise his followers,
1:37:42
made up of the poor, the homeless,
the lost souls of the streets.
1:37:47
Also, it took time to build
a wooden replica of the pyramid.
1:37:51
Mrs Dribb was the Rame Tep's
chief assassin,
1:37:55
but, more importantly,
she was Rathe's younger sister.