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 You dropped your paper, sir. |
 May I suggest the Fish and Chips? |
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 The clues point to 26 Fishbone Alley. |
 I assume this pertains to the death of His Majesty King Stefan? |
 This is a matter of international importance. |
 It is imperative that King Stefan's son Nikolas be returned safely to his country. |
 I don't like this convenient 'accident.' Too many people seem to be in on this secret. |
 Watson reacts to the news that the plane carrying Holmes and Nikolas has crashed. |
 Holmes surprises Watson in his cabin. |
 This is your nephew Nikolas. |
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 Holmes remarks on Watson's new friend: "brunette, young, beautiful." |
 "Under no circumstances is Nikolas to be left alone at any time, or for any reason." |
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 Holmes hears the engines stop. |
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 Holmes notices that the coffee has been poisoned. |
 "You've left your man unguarded." |
 The trio view the Rock of Gibralter. |
 "If one isn't willing to pay the penalty, one shouldn't play the game." |
 Holmes feigns concern over Merko's injured knife-throwing hand. |
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 Holmes notices that Nikolas' party favor is different. |
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 "Is the party over so soon?" |
 Although Holmes appears to be sitting on Watson's lap, he is in fact on the armrest of the chair. |
 Nikolas says good-bye to Miss Woodbury. |
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 Holmes is surprised by Gregor. |
 Gentlemen, I'm pained at your evident lack of confidence in me. |
 The steward reveals himself to be the real King Nikolas. |
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