Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

a dance instructor, a governess.
that she instructed Mrs. Lane to give me at teatime.
Oh, dear God, look at the house.
No.
EUDORIA: It is good to care for the vulnerable,
Left them all: My mother, my grandmother.
(ENOLA GRUNTS)
So you claim.
At school.
(GASPS)
If my son or daughter-in-law finds you here, they'll have you arrested.
ENOLA: Yes.
He had the carriage drop him here this morning. He must be here somewhere.
And as they do so,
ANGRILY: Who are you working for?
I've been thinking. You need to disguise yourself a little.
You sent a telegram.
(SHUDDERING BREATHS)
Yours...
(TEWKESBURY PANTING)
(GRUNTS) I never molded wax roses, hemmed handkerchiefs,
I assume you're being so delightful because of the vote?
(BOTH GRUNT)
all sorts of exercise,
You keep old newspapers?
- Is this how you're living? - Did you just rent a room at the Ritz?
(ENOLA BREATHES HEAVILY)
- How did you find me? - Well, you said you didn't want to come
Did you see anything to report
She needs to be home. She has a daughter that needs her.
(DOORS CLOSE)
Oh, it's funny. (CHUCKLES)
Stay here.
I used the reward money your mother gave me...
It's enough to turn you to newspapers.
(SIGHS)
It is lovely here.
My condolences, by the way.
- Then I shall respect it. - You don't look like you will.
I'm his assistant.
(INAUDIBLE)
For what?
- Didn't you get her, Inspector? - Shut up, you!
(GASPS)
(SOBBING)
Do you trust me?
So remarkable that she left you in my care.
Yes!
EUDORIA: Historical perspective is the only way to begin a day.
when you're happily married with a pair of strapping boys.
- You don't understand. This is my son. - It leaves now.
The marquess case.
- both physical... - (GRUNTS)
And they will find that stupid little girl and bring her back to us.
- Hence why you're dressed as a boy... - Hence why you are to say nothing.
You just... chose not to.
Could never get him inside.
I'm rather more consumed elsewhere.
I'm coming to find you, Mother.
Countless reasons.
live the life,
(LIVELY MUSIC PLAYS)
Eudoria's been hiding all her life.
is that they haven't seen me in quite some time.
Test me on anything you think I need to know
EUDORIA: ...the bankmen met...
And what might I learn from deportment?
Not yet.
(GRUNTS)
(STUDENTS APPROACHING)
Oh, you tickle me, Viscount Tewkesbury,
This one!
ATTENDANT: Sir?
And what she knew of Sherlock...
- How do you feel about your hair? - I've never cared for it.
(SIGHS)
- (ENOLA YELLS) - (LINTHORN GRUNTS)
- (SNIFFLING) - (BIRD CAWING)
(PANTING)
You've been building quite a reputation for yourself,
- ENOLA: I'm not finished yet! - (MISS HARRISON GASPING)
It was wrong of me to look where it was addressed to,
and I'm a close personal friend of Sherlock Holmes.
(FLOOR CREAKING)
Enough! This circus is not appropriate for Basilwether.
To be a Holmes, you must find your own path.
- MISS HARRISON: Stand tall, girl. - (DOOR CLOSES)
It should have crushed me.
I'm Viscount Tewkesbury,
is that cycling is not one of my core strengths,
ENOLA: Now I've finally got some peace and quiet to think,
Right.
No wife, no friends,
(FOOTSTEPS RECEDING)
please be advised that if you disturb any of my customers...
She has no gloves?
The woods.
I found the branch that almost killed you.
(GEESE HONKING)
Though madness, in our family? I would doubt it.
Perhaps it's a world that needs changing.
Sleep well, Enola.
Why have you?
This is my house, not hers, and has been since Father died.
(DISTANT TAPPING SOUND)
- TEWKESBURY: Oh! I knew there was a flaw! - Shh. Let me think.
Are you safe now?
MISS HARRISON: Your brother's here. Smart collar.
...and one reason only.
(CHUCKLING) Whoa!
I work for Sherlock Holmes.
{\an8}- WOMAN: It's not as stable as you think. - (GASPS)
Therefore, I say good day to you,
- to be inducted into the Lords? - I'm Viscount Tewkesbury.
(ENOLA GRUNTS)
(SNIFFLES)
Your time is over.
(SLURPING)
Father used to chase you all about the place, shouting,
The vote is in an hour. It's, um... It's quite the thing.
I am the headmistress of the school.
So what was your real plan?
What future?
A wild and dangerous woman brought up a wild child.
but I'm not sure she did now.
I know.
(ENOLA GRUNTING)
- (ENOLA GRUNTS) - I think that's all the memories I have.
And who stands to gain the estate with your father dead and if you die?
or Ellie Houseman.
EUDORIA: So, we're all agreed?
I have money, lodgings. I just need to find her.
(YELPS)
(SHUDDERING BREATH)
(GASPS)
ENOLA: The Embankment!
I will.
Helps me think,
Plainly not, Mycroft.
The bankmen met,