Sherlock Holmes and the Woman in Green Page #3

Year:
1945
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Yes. Mum.

I really don't feel

quite safe here myself.

(Doorbell)

Oh. Dear.

Why. Sir George!

I must see

Miss Marlow at once.

I don't know if she's...

I must see her.

Where is she?

Lydia.

Why. Sir George!

What is it. What happened?

I don't know.

You'll have to help me.

You've got to help me!

But I don't understand.

Listen. I woke up

a few minutes ago

in a cheap

boardinghouse

off Edgeware Road.

I don't know

how I came there.

I don't know when.

The last thing I remember

is being here with you.

Calm yourself. Sir George.

When did I leave here?

Well. It was

about. Uh. Uh...

It was 10:
45.

Mum. Precisely.

You seemed.

Forgive me.

Just a little

bit distressed.

Detached. Not interested.

I thought I'd said

something to offend you.

I don't remember.

I can't remember.

Tell me. Has this

happened to you before?

Before?

Well. There

is such a thing as

amnesia. you know?

If it was 10:
45

when I left you.

It was 9:
00 this

morning when I woke.

Over ten hours lost.

Ten hours that

I can't account for.

And in my pocket

when I awoke. I found.

Here in my pocket.

(Doorbell)

That... that isn't...

Oh. It's not

for you. Of course.

It can't be.

Excuse me. Mum.

But there's a man asking

to see the gentleman.

Send him away.

Yes. Mum.

No. No. No. Please.

I'll see him.

Well?

Delightful room.

Not much like the place

you woke up

in this morning.

You followed me here?

Yes.

Are you a detective?

Oh. No.

Quite the contrary.

Don't be afraid.

Sir George.

You know my name?

Oh. yes.

A very old and

highly-honored name.

And being the

bearer of such a name.

And also a

very wealthy man.

I thought you

might care to possess

yourself this trifle.

Rather than

let it fall into the

hands of the police.

It's yours.

If I'm not mistaken.

The initials "GF"?

Where did you get this?

It came out

of your pocket.

I saw it fall.

But you never noticed.

You were very busy.

Bending over something.

With a knife.

Then you put

something in your pocket.

Come along. Holmes.

Come along. Come along.

How many more times

must I tell you.

You're missing a treat.

This is delicious.

Little jam

tarts to follow.

Aren't you tempted?

Hmm.

You and your fish Watson.

They tell me that fish

is good for the brains.

Brains. I haven't any.

You realize that a day.

A whole day and a

night have gone by

since that bestial

affair in Edgeware Road?

I'm as much in

the dark as ever.

Hello. Here comes a client

unless I'm very

much mistaken.

Well. Attractive.

very attractive.

Obviously. She left home

under the stress of

some very great emotion.

How do you know that?

She isn't

wearing any gloves.

A startling omission on

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Bertram Millhauser

Bertram Millhauser (March 25, 1892 – December 1, 1958) was an American screenwriter. He wrote for 61 films produced between 1911 and 1960. He was born in New York City, New York and died in Hollywood, California from a heart attack. more…

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