Elementary 4×6
& Holmes: If there’s room on your wall amongst the Thatcher photographs, you may soon be able to hang a commendation from the NYPD.
& Holmes: ’I would prefer a concise text, but if you absolutely must, leave a message.’
& The Mr. Holmes: To compare a massacre to inclement weather... It’s a shame that cretinous man wasn’t involved.
& Holmes: Detection is an exact science, or it ought to be, and should be treated with the same cold, unemotional manner.
& The Mr. Holmes: What are you doing?
Holmes: I’m attempting to divine the PIN number that Everyone used to lock my phone... «Leet.» Should’ve guessed it. 1-3-3-7. Numeric spelling of the word «leet,» as in «elite.» It’s a standard hacker boast. Why would you care?
& The Mr. Holmes: You live a life, Sherlock. If you’re not a fool, it changes you. I don’t think that either of us is a fool.
& Holmes: How did you know?
Watson: There were two cups of coffee downstairs. One had honey in it. I remember that’s how he takes his.
& Holmes: Well, he was helpful at certain points. And I could get used to having a helicopter at my disposal.
& Holmes: Don’t know what’s more regrettable. That a mass murderer didn’t suffer, of that he couldn’t be taken alive.
& Watson: Think it’s some sort of code?
Holmes: I think the last 13 digits are a bank account, and the first seven are a Swiss routing number. Always wisest to commit secret accounts to memory. That’s if you want them to stay secret. Gagnier should have taken some ginkgo biloba and honed his memorization.
& Watson: If that’s an act, he’s one hell of a liar.
Holmes: He’s a highly paid lawyer. It would be remarkable if he wasn’t a skilled liar.
& Wellstone: What do you want? You want a piece of our offshore business, you want to pair us up with somebody in Ukraine? Because you can forget about us pulling back in the Jordan Valley...
& Watson: You think we’d be better off starting fresh in the morning?
Holmes: Men require less sleep than women.
Watson: That’s generally true. We use more of our brains during the day.
& Lukas: I’m sorry, Morland. I’m very sorry.
The Mr. Holmes: Lukas... Call me Mr. Holmes.
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