Young Sherlock Holmes And The Pyramid Of Fear Page #2

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Six failed attempts!

Nevertheless, we shall not

be defeated. We shall conquer.

I have made up my mind.

The conquest of the skies is in my grasp.

He's done this six times?

(MACHINES WHIZ AND TICK)

I live here with Uncle.

After he retired,

the school gave him the attic.

It's incredible.

I've spent many happy hours here.

He's taught me more than

ten schoolmasters put together.

(BARK)

- Uncas. Say hello to Watson.

- Say hello, Uncas. Say hello.

Watson, he's not a parrot.

- Have you found the weakness, sir?

- The wing material is inferior.

I shall have to rebuild the entire machine.

The entire machine?

Won't that be difficult?

- Elementary, my dear Holmes.

- (KNOCK)

Hm... Erm...

You'll have to excuse me.

Come on, come on, come on.

- I've got it. The bear is black.

- What's that, old chap?

- The bear in the riddle is black.

- Wrong again.

Please don't disturb me while

I'm concentrating on the lesson.

- Are you all right?

- I've sprained my ankle.

Mrs Dribb, will you attend to him, please?

Gentlemen, we cannot permit

ourselves lapses in concentration.

We must work on technique,

rhythm and balance.

There's no better pupil to illustrate

form and technique than Holmes.

Study our stance,

our movements and our style.

En garde.

Touch.

Touch.

My game, Holmes.

Now, gentlemen...

...Mr Holmes lost

because of one important factor:

His emotions took over.

He ignored discipline.

Never replace discipline with emotion.

Well played, Holmes.

(SPEAKS LATIN)

(ALL) Amen.

(HUM OF CONVERSATION)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

- I want to enlist. A general.

- Generals don't make any money.

- I want to be an author.

- Authors don't make money.

- I want to be a barrister.

- Barristers make money.

I want to be a doctor.

- Nobody asked you.

- Sorry.

Holmes, what do

you want to be when you grow up?

I never want to be alone.

(JINGLING)

- (DOG WHINES)

- (JINGLING)

Uncas!

(BARKS)

Uncas!

(UNCAS SNARLS)

Why did you do that?

You left me all alone.

There we go.

(JINGLING)

(FAINT JINGLING)

(JINGLING)

Hello, is anybody there?

(JINGLING AND CREAKING)

(JINGLING)

Oh!

(TINKLING GLASS)

(CLANG OF STEEL)

Aah...! Ah! Ah...!

Get out of the way!

Aah...!

Holmes is going to solve the crime!

- Holmes is going to solve a crime!

- What?

- Let's go!

- Did you hear? Holmes is going...

It was my second week at Brompton.

With each passing day, my fascination

with Holmes continued to grow.

On this occasion, the school

was bursting with excitement.

Dudley had challenged Holmes

to a test of ingenuity and perception.

Dudley had snatched the fencing

trophy and hidden it in a secret place.

He gave Holmes 60 minutes

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