:59:01
- What's that?
- This is utter nonsense.
:59:03
He refuses to accept that
I solved this case before he did.
:59:06
Giles is dead, the plates lost,
case closed.
:59:11
Neither Giles nor the plates were ever
in Windermere... case open.
:59:15
- Really?
- What?
:59:20
Well, gentlemen, I see Holmes
has taken you into his confidence.
:59:25
Did he also tell you
:59:27
that we expect to conclude
this case within three days?
:59:31
I'll let you fill in the details, Holmes.
:59:38
Let me assure you,
Lord Smithwick,
:59:40
that come... Friday,
you shall have your plates.
:59:44
You must succeed
:59:47
before news of the theft leaks out
:59:51
and causes widespread panic
throughout the Empire!
:59:55
Steady, sir.
:59:58
That is exactly why the Empire
now more than ever
1:00:01
needs all of us
to remain calm and composed.
1:00:05
You're right, of course.
We must remain composed.
1:00:09
- Composed.
- And calm.
1:00:14
Friday?
Are you out of your mind?
1:00:16
Steady on. You've made some
excellent discoveries this morning.
1:00:20
Get your coat on.
We have a cab waiting.
1:00:25
- What discoveries?
- For one thing,
1:00:27
the Royal Mint purchased its paper
from the Camden paper mill.
1:00:31
You make these things up,
don't you?
1:00:37
Those men were here
about my father, weren't they?
1:00:40
Oh, good morning.
1:00:42
Is there any news,
anything at all?
1:00:45
Sadly, no.
1:00:49
But take heart. Last night
something occurred to Holmes,
1:00:52
and he suddenly realized
how stupid he'd been.
1:00:54
Really?
1:00:56
- I didn't exactly say "stupid."
- Yes, you did.
1:00:58
And now he's off
to continue the investigation.