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Chapter 1: What happens at Moran's funeral?
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Previously on Sherlock and Co.
It's Moran's funeral. I shall be long. What? What did you say? You said your hearing was fine. That's not funny. I said it is the funeral of Sebastian Moran. I shall be long. Oh. Is that quite all right? How do you feel? Um, kind of bruising sensation up my chest. No. With this.
With Sebastian Moran. Apparently you can't speak ill of the dead, so I'll just say nothing. Is everything all right? Mm-hmm. Your phone. No.
Now is not the time to answer a call.
Okay, but you said that yesterday.
And the day before. There will be a time.
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Chapter 2: How do the characters reflect on their experiences in Mykonos?
Don't answer.
Don't answer? That's That's quite full-on, isn't it? For Sherlock?
Yeah.
Hello? I will take that, thank you very much. Wait, no, I wasn't... I wasn't... Aye, aye, aye, you are in trouble. I recorded all of that. So, actually, we're in trouble. Because in the court of 221B, that absolutely will be used as evidence.
No, absolutely not. God, listen to that. Don't do favors. Well, how could you call it a favor? Whoa, is he arguing with somebody? No, you are. Like he's really shouting. No, you. Yeah.
I'd rather be that than a big, stupid... I don't care. I don't... No! Fine. Fine. We must relax.
I love to relax. I really do think it could be one of my favourite pastimes. I truly do. Right.
Not that I don't believe you, but... But what? But I don't believe you.
In the spirit of embracing relaxation, we should have a little holiday, shouldn't we? Like abroad? I want you to get better at Mariana's expertly chosen the island of Mykonos in Greece. Excellent work. Pack your things. See you in the morning. Good night.
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Chapter 3: What insights do they share about their friendship?
This episode contains... probably the most violence I have ever recorded on mic, so let that be a warning to you. Not a bad view.
Nuh-uh. Oh, is there anything better than a bright blue sea like that?
No, nothing.
Ah, nothing. Exactly.
Well, here he goes. Clear and blue seas are a marker of low biological activity. Less plankton in the seas, for example. And the sun is able to penetrate deeper and give that lighter blue.
Okay, fine. Is there anything better looking than a bright blue sea?
Well, if you turn towards this side of the balcony, you'll see the 16th century windmills. I mean, they're not bad.
That whole town down there looks really beautiful.
Yeah. Oh, wow, there's live music down there.
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Chapter 4: How do they plan to relax while dealing with past traumas?
Watson. Yep. Never party town, isn't it? Well, it's a party island. So it would seem. Look at all those yachts. Big fellas, that's serious money, isn't it? I mean, I knew the second we got those cocktails when we arrived, that was the same price as my weekly food shop.
Yes, you've mentioned that three times now.
Just pointing out, but hey, we work hard, we can play hard. Well, lounge hard, I suppose. Do you reckon these yachts just pull up, chuck the anchor down, go into the beach bars for a few drinks and then have a night out?
Yes, I believe that's exactly what they do. Wild. Another world.
Isn't it? Another world. The uber-rich, the yacht club.
Yes, I suppose. Or no. Whatever answer you want me to give. What is wrong with you? Nothing. Who called you earlier?
Poseidon.
Poseidon. Greek god of the sea. He called, did he? Does his phone work down there, or did he have to pop into one of the hotels around here?
Our errand is almost complete, Watson.
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Chapter 5: What is the significance of the yacht named Poseidon?
Come. That's the sea? Yes. Our errand is the sea? There. That yacht. Poseidon. We must board it. Why, is it yours? No.
Is it mine? No. Right, great. OK, I'll just check in my flowchart here. If no to both of those, then yeah, yeah, yeah, don't board the yacht. You said you wanted to come along for the errand. Sherlock, I thought we were picking up milk and eggs, not commandeering a sea vessel. We're not doing that. Why on earth would I want to do that? Here.
You can't just take a dinghy from the beach. Someone's put that there. And we will put it back. It won't be long. Just a quick errand. Then back to relaxation. Do I have sunstroke or something? It's a promise, John. I promise you. OK? Is this important? Yes.
Right, um, it's just, what, a quick hello or something? Of sorts, yes. For God's sake. God, look at the size of these things. Look at that one. That's like, what, twice, three times the size of our flat? I should expect so. This one, the Provident, genuinely double the size of the house I grew up in. Can you row as well, or...? No. No injury, the doctor said.
Which doctor would that be? Yourself? Or your friend Stanford.
Look at this titanium busting.
Carbon fibre.
Looks like a Formula One car of the seas.
OK.
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Chapter 6: How does the conversation shift to discussing their past actions?
Right. Just approaching Poseidon now.
Yo, Christ. It's got like a speedboat literally docked with it. Which Thunderbird was it? It had like a boat in it. Big green fella. I don't know.
Just lower your voice a little. It's only seven o'clock. Yes, but I'd rather show some respect. Okay. Okay, let me just... I have no more line here. If you could step aboard.
Want a Poseidon?
Yes, please.
Wow, wow, wow.
This is huge.
It's got like a jacuzzi up there.
Look at that. Yes, very nice. Um, you know I said I'd return the dinghy. Yeah. I probably won't. I hope that's okay, and you don't think less of me. Sorry, why not? Because she's floating away. Oh, Sherlock! It's quite alright. We'll take the speedboat back. If you'd like to just rest yourself, just in here.
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Chapter 7: What revelations come to light about Mycroft and his connections?
Oh, this is... I've forgotten the priory school guy, but oh, let's go help him. This is Lord whatever. This is the right honourable... Oh, hello there, darling. Ever so sorry.
No problem. Nice yacht. Isn't it just... You should see the inside. I'd love to. Ah, no time. My friend and I... Come on, you. Oh, hi. You alright? You okay? Oh, he just needs a lift back to the island. If we can just... In you go, Michael.
Okay, okay, okay.
In the back. And I'll take the wheel if that's alright with you, John. How do you... Oh, I just do... I just do. And... Ah!
Whoa! Whoa! Wait! Wait! Wait! No, no, no, no. We must dash. Everything is in hand. No, no, no, no. Sherlock, my friend, Sherlock is in there. Why, it's all right. We're going to meet him for drinks in a tick. Only a three-seater. Must be safe. Gee, does it have seatbelts? Uh, no idea. Hold this. What does that do? Stops you from falling out. Because I just need to... Oh, Jesus! Ah!
Oh, the airlines around here are a real bloody mess, honestly. Please stop. You all right back there, Mikhail? Fuck you. Hard to hear it. It's the beach. You're going the wrong way.
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Chapter 8: How does the episode conclude with a new mystery?
I just need to get us into an absolutely beautiful bay up here. Ever so secluded. Oh, hold this. No, no, no, no. Are you okay, Mikhail?
Fuck you.
See what I mean? Wouldn't you just love to slip into your trunks? Have a paddle and a little BBQ right here. Come on. Chop, chop. You too, John. I am... Sorry, I don't know what's going on. I have a chest injury. Yes, bullet wound. They'll have raw, high-enzyme dark honeys in the town. Petros sells them. Big fellow. Got one hand. But two wives. True story.
Anyway, the high osmotic pressure of the honeycombs dehydrates bacteria. A few dollops of that and you'll be tickety-boo.
Ha!
Come, Miguel. Let's hop to it, shall we? Sorry, I'm going to try Sherlock again. Of course. Inform him of the honey. He'll know. Produces low-level hydrogen peroxide. That's what you want. Ah. Tat, tat. Not as secluded as we would have hoped. Who is... Sorry, who is that? Those are... Friends of Mikhail's. Tell you what, if you just... Crouch down here, behind this boat. Lovely. Thank you. Here?
Yes. Just want a quick chat.
Hello? Hello there? Put him down. He's not being held up, my good man.
Could we pass through? Mikael is needed elsewhere. Where? The United Kingdom. Of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. How about your hand? Holy... Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, damn shame. Seemed a fine chap. I rather like the eyebrows and the little tuft of the receding hairline. Like darling, really, but who knows. Right, Mikhail. Oh, they have a car. Marvellous. Ever so sorry, John. Jesus.
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