Sherlock

One mysterious case in particular baffles Scotland Yard, but Sherlock is more interested in a seemingly-trivial detail. Why is someone destroying images of the late Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher? Is there a madman on the loose? Or is there a much darker purpose at work?

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#2

and the address is 221 B Baker Street.

#3

Is there going to be a proper murder next month?

#4

No.

#5

no case pushed my friend to such mental and physical extremes

#6

in the hope that reconciliation may still be possible.

#7

An old one, very old.

#8

- Merry Christmas. -Merry Christmas.

#9

MAN: No!

#10 #11 #12 #13 #14 #15

You, back to work!

#16

- Holmes, could it have been twins? -No.

#17 #18

I am observant in some ways,

#19

that we were to pick up the threads of this strange case again.

#20

You sure?

#21 #22 #23 #24 #25

it's perfectly within his power to die early.

#26

One that hovers at our elbow on a daily basis.

#27

And you've solved it already, I assume.

#28

"Luck."

#29

- But, Mama... -Do as I tell you, quickly now.

#30 #31

It was her.

#32

Eustace!

#33 #34

He has an enthusiasm for stating the obvious which borders on mania.

#35

You don't know what I was going to say.

#36

Including the contents of the envelope you received?

#37 #38

He believes he is to be dragged to hell

#39

You know, it's rare for us to sit together like this.

#40

- A very nice photograph. -Why are you talking like this?

#41

- A what? Had what? -Well, you must've had...

#42 #43

No!

#44 #45 #46

In theory, yes, but we know who it was, I saw her.

#47 #48

Where do you pick up these extraordinary expressions?

#49

The virus in the data.

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