:51:00
and frankly
you're in for it.
:51:01
All I did was
buy a coffin
:51:03
and bring it on the train.
:51:05
In my opinion
:51:06
this is a matter
for Scotland Yard.
:51:07
Scotland Yard's
jurisdiction ended
:51:09
when you crossed the
border Inspector.
:51:10
So you say.
:51:12
That's a
matter of opinion.
:51:13
Ms. Vedder's
:51:15
unquestionably
in the plot.
:51:16
But you may not know
Colonel Moran however.
:51:18
I don't.
:51:19
Colonel Sebastian Moran?
:51:21
Is he in this?
:51:22
You know him?
:51:24
Unfortunately I do.
:51:26
You may return to
your compartment.
:51:34
You said unfortunately.
:51:35
I once had an encounter
with Colonel Moran.
:51:38
The only time in
my entire career
:51:40
I've been bestead.
:51:41
The cleverest criminal
:51:43
since the late
Professor Moriarity.
:51:44
And that I can concur.
:51:46
Where is this
Sebastian Moran?
:51:47
He's traveling
on this train
:51:48
under the name of
Major Duncan Bleek.
:51:50
What on Earth are
you talking about?
:51:52
Are you serious
Mr. Holmes?
:51:54
Constable, bring
in Duncan Bleek.
:51:56
Aye sir.
:51:57
Duncan Bleek?
:51:59
But he paid for the
gentleman at Lords.
:52:07
Come in.
:52:10
Duncan Bleek?
:52:11
Yes.
:52:12
Inspector Macdonald
would like to see you.
:52:13
All right.
:52:20
Colonel Sebastian
Moran hey?
:52:22
It will give me great
pleasure, Mr. Holmes,
:52:23
to meet up with that
scoundrel again.
:52:25
You wanted to see me?
:52:27
Yes Colonel Moran,
:52:28
you're under arrest.
:52:30
So you've managed
to convince them
:52:31
that I'm the mythical
Colonel Moran?
:52:33
Not mythical Colonel.
:52:34
Have you forgotten
that affair at Inverness
:52:36
three years ago?
:52:37
I've never been to
Inverness in my life.
:52:39
Do you mind if
I search you?
:52:40
Go ahead.
:52:45
For an innocent man,
:52:46
you carry strange
things in your pockets.
:52:47
A retired Army
officer, India.
:52:49
But you're in
Scotland now
:52:50
and there's a law against
carrying firearms.
:52:52
Well you satisfied?
:52:53
Not quite Colonel.