Scrambled

Elementary 5×23

& Holmes: You sure you want to do this?... Well, get some sleep then, Watson. Tomorrow morning we go to war with one of New York’s deadliest gangs.

& Holmes: This is an Enigma machine. During the Second World War, this device represented a transformative leap forward in cryptography. It is a product of pure genius.

& Capt. Gregson: How long before we’re reading his mail?
    Holmes: Might take a while. We’ve narrowed it down to 100 billion substitution codes.
    Watson: The machine has four rotors. Each rotor has 26 contact pins representing the letters of the alphabet. What we need to do... is figure out how SBK synchronizes their settings to their machines, and then... we’ll have them.

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& Holmes: Well, you seem to have everything well in hand. I should sleep in more often.

& Tyus Wilcox: I’m an innocent man.
    Watson: Until we prove you guilty.

& Tyus Wilcox: Apparently, I’m the guy who got your friend killed. The guy who overdosed his own brother to stay out of jail. I can’t imagine what I’d do to you...

& Mysterious woman: People who love each other don’t make threats, Sherlock. They make promises.

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