Sherlock Holmes

When the simulated execution took place, you were free but assumed dead.

You reasoned that had you come to me directly, I might easily have turned you over as a fugitive from justice.

And when you decided to dramatize the situation and appear last night as an apparent ghost, you knew it would, well, at the very least, stimulate my curiosity.

It would cause me to investigate the matter and possibly to learn the truth and clear you from suspicion.

Well, I can see only one explanation for that.

You, Prince Stefano, are that mysterious revolutionary gossip.

Mr. Holmes, you're a visitor in my country.

I do not suppose you will be staying here much longer.

Silence, Lily.

Gentlemen, I hope for your own sake you will not be staying here much longer.

Oh, I've been threatened by far more imposing adversaries than you, Prince Stefano.

I suggest that you leave my room.

It's none of my business dabbling in Grosnian political affairs.

Your secret is safe.

In any case, I came to Grosnia for a holiday.

Goodbye.

Oh, my soul, Holmes.

But we're in Grosnia, old chap, aren't we?

Hand me the violin, will you?

You know what's enough?