Sherlock Holmes

Inspector Lestat was here tonight, you know, and he made some pretty caustic remarks, I can tell you.

There's another thing.

What'll a stard say when he finds that you took the dead man's watch?

Oh, why didn't you take it anyway?

I am confoundedly sleepy.

What are you going to do?

Good Lord, what are you doing up at this hour?

What are you rewinding it for, Holmes?

Holmes knows who murdered your cousin.

Great.

How can there be no one to describe the murder to him, and yet he's just given an exact description of its method?

Well, Holmes, now that we're back in Baker Street and the whole depressing case is finished with, perhaps you'll tell me how you knew that Billy had committed the murder.

Now I'm beginning to see daylight, Holmes.

So you let the watch run down.

When Gilly was the only one who could have done it.

You know, Holmes, I still find it hard to believe that boy was capable of such a ghastly crime.

I hate to think that that boy is spending the rest of his life in a mental home.

What's that, Holmes?

Yes, extremely clever, wasn't it?

Of course, if I may say so, I was of some small help myself.