Sherlock Holmes and the Woman in Green Page #2
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absurdly romantic.
And she thinks that we...
But we do. Don't we?
Do we?
Well. It's rather
soothing. Restful.
Yes.
And we all need
rest at times.
Like tired children
who played too long.
You've played with wooden
soldiers. I suppose?
Funny. Hadn't thought
of that for years.
Toy boats were
my special joy.
Anything I could
set afloat anywhere.
Like this. And this.
the never-never land.
The land of
beautiful dreams.
Look.
Look odd. Isn't it. How
the light is reflected.
Little specks of light
that move and move.
Like stars on a
slowly-moving stream.
You know Holmes I'm very
sensitive to atmosphere.
Oh?
Yes I can tell by
the feel of this room
there's been a
murder committed here.
It may interest you to
know. My dear fellow.
It was at the other
side of that door
at the foot of the
stairs that the poor
girl was murdered.
If only I could find it.
Find what?
The one thing
these unfortunate
victims have in common
that might give us a
motive for these murders.
There must be something.
Another Jack the Ripper.
If you ask me
a homicidal maniac.
No. Watson. In the
case of Jack the Ripper.
There was one
thing in common.
His victims were all
from one walk of life.
Living in the same
section of the city.
In this case. The murderer
chooses his victims
from all walks of life
and from different
sections of the city.
No. My dear fellow.
This is not the work
of a homicidal maniac.
It's something
infinitely more sinister.
You're giving
me the creeps.
What on earth are
you talking about?
Watson. I'm convinced
that these murders
are only incidental
to some larger and
more diabolical scheme.
That may be. But
why the severed fingers?
The answer to that
question. My dear fellow.
Is our only hope of
solving these mysteries.
Dear Sister. I am so happy
I had such a lovely
Holiday at Brighton
with you and Alph.
And I'm looking forward
to being with you again.
Poor little thing.
Sort of raises a
lump in your throat.
I can picture
her sitting here
happily writing
this letter
and not a bit realizing
that she's shortly
going to her death.
Hello.
Gregson.
Oh. There you are.
Mr. Holmes.
I've been looking
for you everywhere.
What's happened?
Murder in Edgeware Road.
Not half an hour ago.
Woman?
Yes. And the right
forefinger cut off clean.
(Newspaper vendor
hawking his paper)
Morning Paper,
all about the murder,
Paper, horrible murder.
Another young woman
found murdered, paper sir.
Korrible murder, paper,
paper, read all about it.
On me fancy. Mum.
There's been another of
those horrible murders.
Dear. Dear. How shocking.
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