Dr. Watson

Now, when you speak of a greatness in women, I feel... Oh, but here comes General Casey now.

I will introduce you.

But do you wish to see Senor Sherlock Holmes, the famous detective?

He has come here in answer to your request.

Please, permit me to present him, and also his friend, Dr. Watts.

Si, senor.

Very.

Amazingly warm, considering yesterday's snow.

Upon my soul, Holmes, it seems to me that you're astonishingly casual after the way that woman insulted you last night, slamming the door in your face as if you were a tradesman.

Oh, don't try to be funny, Holmes.

You know perfectly well what I mean.

The lady asks you to come and see her, and when you do, she pretends she's never heard of you.

And here it is nearly 24 hours later, and you've done absolutely nothing about it.

I'm delighted to hear it.

Oh, in that case, why did she snub you like that?

She may be in some dreadful danger.

On my soul, Holmes, you must be tired.

I've never known you to be so indifferent to a case.

Oh, I'm so sorry, madam.

Holmes, it's after 9.30.