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Sherlock Holmes 1x11 - The Resident PatientClick here to download subtitles file for the movie "Sherlock Holmes 1x11 - The Resident Patient"Click here to download the movie "Sherlock Holmes 1x11 - The Resident Patient"Relevant Links:Sherlock HolmesSherlock Holmes Holmes, Sherlock Sherlock Holmes Sherlock Holmes (1984) Sherlock Holmes (2000) More Links:Sutton, Sutton, Sutton|help me. Help me Sutton. Please help, help, help me Sutton. Sutton help. Don't let them|take me Sutton. Help me Sutton, Sutton. Don't let them|take me Sutton. Help me. Help me Sutton. Sutton help. Please help, help! Help me! Help me Sutton! Sutton, Sutton, Sutton|help, help me! Sutton, Sutton! Mustn't take it|so badly Holmes. What? Well I know it's inconvenient|but you really mustn't let it affect you|like this. Whatever do you|mean? You are sitting there|boiling with indignation because you have been|forced to leave the warmth and comfort|of 221B by the order of Mrs. Hudson's|spring cleaning. My dear Watson however|did you deduce that? By simply applying|your methods Holmes. Indeed? You'll agree|that you are not here for either a shave|or a haircut. That is true. How did|you know? Because you invariably shave|yourself and you are patently not due for a haircut|for another two weeks. Correct. And you left our rooms|in some haste. You are without either|your gloves or your cane. Go on. Well, I know that Mrs. Hudson's|been trying to complete her spring cleaning|all day. Now, you have been|sitting there frowning,|eyes tightly closed, grinding your|teeth, and all the time|your fingers have been drumming|like pistons on the arm|of that chair. So given all this at once|even I cannot fail to deduce that you are have quarreled|with our good housekeeper and sought refuge in the sanity|of the barbershop. You cannot deny|that I am right. Oh, Watson|you could not be further from|the truth. I am here to get|our good barber's advice as to the specimen of hair|found at the scene of a bloody misadventure|last Tuesday in Debford. Oh,|come along Holmes. You're worried|about something. What you perceived|as agitation was indeed most intense|tranquil enjoyment. My eyes were closed|because I was trying to recall as vividly as I could|the concert that we attended|last night. You were|grinding your teeth. That is because|I made a slight error in my recollection|of Urkian's fingering his cadenza|in the third movement of the Beethoven|Violin Concerto ba, ba, ba. Nevertheless there is|an element of truth in what you say. Ah. A doctor's, a general practitioner's|I perceive, not been long in practice|or had much to do, come to consult us|I fancy. Lucky|we came back. Ah,|Mr. Holmes. Thank you|Mrs. Hudson. Doctor, this is my friend|and colleague Dr. Watson. Pray resume your seat|and tell me how I may serve you. Well, I am indeed a doctor|and my name is Percy Travelian and I live at|number 403 Brook Street. Aren't you|the author of a monograph upon|obscure nervous lesions? Yes, but I so seldom|hear of the work I thought|it quite dead. By no means. My publishers|have given me a most discouraging account|of its sales. You are yourself|a medical man? Retired|army surgeon. My hobby has always been|the study of nervous disease. I should of course|like to make it an absolute specialty|but a man must take|what he can get first. However, this is|beside the question and I do appreciate,|Mr. Holmes, how very valuable|your time is. The fact is that|a singular train of events has occurred recently|at my house in Brook Street and tonight they came|to such a head that I felt it was impossible|to wait another hour before asking for your advice|and your assistance. You are very welcome|to both. Let me have a detailed|account of the circumstances which have|disturbed you. Well one or two of them|are so trivial that I am almost|ashamed to mention them. But the matter|is so inexplicable and the recent turn|it has taken so elaborate that I shall lay it all before you|and you shall judge what is essential|and what is not. I am a London University man|and I am not unduly singing my praises when I say|I was a very promising student. And it was thought|a distinguished career lay before me. However, there was|one great stumbling block. Money? Indeed doctor,|money. I needed capital|not only to practice but also to get out of|the scrawled rooms I was forced|to rent. I could not expect|my patients to trust me if I could not afford|the proper equipment. Yes, I've seen it happen|to too many of us. I myself was obliged|to go into the army in order to follow|my career. Indeed. I had thought of|abandoning my own career except for one sudden|and unexpected incident. Exactly what kind|of incident? One morning|two years ago I received a visit|from a man by the name of Blessington who until that time|had been a complete stranger to me. Come in. Good heavens,|do you live here, in this? Yes,|I'm afraid I do. You are the same|Percy Travelian who's had so|distinguished a career, recently won the Slater|award for medicine? I am. Then answer me|frankly sir, and you'll find it|in your interest to do so. Despite your present|financial situation, you clearly have|all the cleverness that makes|a successful man. But have you|the tact? I trust that I have|my share, sir. Any|bad habits? Not drawn|toward drink? Now|really sir. Quite right,|quite right. But I was bound|to ask. Why? Why sir? Simply why|with all these qualities are you not|in practice? Come now it's that old story|more in the brains than in|the pocket hey? Now sir|what would say sir if I were to start|you in Brook Street? If a specialist|is to succeed he must aim high and a practice in Brook Street|is just the beginning. Capital,|keep yourself in style, the hire of respectable carriage and horse, surgery that's worthy of you,|waiting room, servants and the best equipment|that money can buy. That is what you|will have sir. But why? It's just like|any other investment, safer than most. And what am I|to do? I'll tell you. I will take the house,|furnish it, pay the maids|and run the whole place. All you have to do|is to wear out the chair in your|consulting room. Then you|hand over to me three quarters|of everything you earn and keep one quarter|for yourself. Now what do you say|to that sir? Do you agree? This then Mr. Holmes|was the strange proposal with which Mr. Blessington|approached me. I will not weary you|with how we bargained|and negotiated. But it ended with my moving|into the house next quarter and starting in practice|on very much the same conditions as he had|suggested. Waiting room|for your patients. Your consulting|room. I can't believe it|Mr. Blessington, nor can I|thank you enough. He turned the two best rooms|on the first floor into a sitting room|and a bedroom for himself and came to live with me|in the character of a resident|patient. His heart was weak|but not abnormal. And yet he demanded|constant medical supervision. He was a man of singular|habits, shunning company and very seldom going out|except in one respect. Every evening at the same time|he would go for a walk for half an hour exactly|no matter what the weather. And every evening|at the same hour he would walk into|the consulting room. He would then|examine the books, put down five crumpets|for every guinea I had earned and then carried the rest|off to the strong box in his|own room. I may say with confidence|Mr. Holmes that he never had occasion|to regret his speculation. From the first|it was a success and during the last two years|I have made him a rich man. So much Mr. Holmes, for my past history|and my relations with the resident patient|Mr. Blessington. It only remains|for me now to tell you what has occurred|to bring me here tonight. Some weeks ago|Mr. Blessington came down to me in as it|seemed to me a considerable|state of agitation. Dr. Travelian, Dr. Travelian,|Dr. Travelian, Dr. Travelian,|Dr. Travelian, Dr. Travelian,|Dr. Travelian sir. Mr. Blessington|calm yourself sir. Calm myself?|Calm myself? But my dear sir|have you not heard of the burglary? Burglary? Where? No, no, no|not here sir, not here, but it could|have been. Could have been... Within a week|the whole house had become a fortress of bolts|and bars and locks. Are you sure|these bars are strong enough? They'd be strong enough|for the bank of England, sir. Mr. Blessington? When I questioned|him upon the point he became so offensive|that I was compelled to drop|the subject. At first Mr. Holmes|I thought he merely sought to protect|his strong box, but then I suspected|that it was his life he was|protecting. From then on he stopped|going out all together, peered continually|out of his windows and kept himself locked|in his room in what I could only describe|as a state of mortal dread. Dr. Travelian,|before you continue, you say you found this man Blessington prostrate on his bed|clutching a newspaper? More precisely|the remains of a newspaper for he had torn it|to shreds. Torn to shreds. Do you recall the contents|of this newspaper at all? No, I'm afraid not even if|I'd known what I was looking for. When was this? It was some|weeks ago, the beginning|of May I think. Gradually as time passed|his fears appeared to die away and he renewed|his former habits. Good evening|Dr. Travelian. Wonderful evening|outside. I'm beginning to enjoy|my walks again. And then suddenly|a fresh event reduced him to the pitiable state|of prostration in which|he now lies. What happened was|yesterday I received this letter from a Russian nobleman|now resident in England who suffers|from catalepsy. In it he announces|his intention of visiting me for a consultation|this very evening at a quarter|past six. Because of the chief difficulty|in the study of catalepsy and the rareness|of the disease you may believe|that at the appointed hour I was eager|to receive the patient. Good evening|gentlemen. I'm Dr. Travelian|and it was you sir I assume|who wrote to me? My father speaks|very little English doctor, so I trust you will|excuse my coming in with him as his health|is a matter of the most overwhelming|importance to me. Yes,|I respect that sir. Fenton, perhaps you would like to|join us for the consultation? Nyet, nyet,|not for all of the world. It is more painful to me|than I can express. If I were to see my father|in one of those dreadful seizures|I am convinced I would never|survive it. My own|nervous system is an exceptionally|sensitive one. With your permission|I will remain in your waiting room while|you go into my father's case. Yes,|of course. thank you|doctor. Thank you|Fenton. Now sir, I hope|you will forgive me if I ask you a few|basic questions. First,|can you tell me your age? Sixty-seven. And apart from|catalepsy would you say you are|physically sound? Normally do you|have good health? Um,|no headaches? Abdominal pain? Any pain at all? No. Good. Naturally I will|examine you thoroughly but this is merely|a preliminary. Do you|smoke cigars? Yes. Do you|drink alcohol? Vodka. Vodka? I see. Every day? I didn't expect ... my first feeling|was one of pity and horror. My second I fear|was rather one of professional satisfaction. There was nothing markedly|abnormal in his condition which had harmonized|with my former experiences. I had obtained|good results in such cases. By the inhalation|of nitrite of alma and the present seemed|an admirable opportunity of testing|its virtues. Now sir, I believe|you can hear me. I should be back|directly rest assured. Fenton, Fenton,|Fenton immediately. Fenton, the two gentlemen|you showed in less than|15 minutes ago, did you|see them leave? Leave, no sir. Are you sure? I'm positive sir. Good evening|Dr. Travelian. Good evening|Mr. Blessington and how was|your walk today? A little rain|but very amiable my good sir. Very amiable. Did you|hear them leave? No, sir. I was nowhere near|the hall. Well you should|have been. That is|your duty. Now I know you are new here|but you should know by now. Doctor!|doctor! doctor!|doctor! Someone has|been in my room. No one has been|in your room sir. A lie. You're lying|to me. I assure you|I am not. Fenton, have you been|in Mr. Blessington's room? Of course|I haven't. There you are|you see. Then come up|and see for yourself. Now sir. Look at those. Are you telling me|that they're mine? Well at first glance|they do appear to be too|large for you. Of course|they're not mine. I always remove|my galoshes at the front door. Has anything|been stolen? No, but that's|not the point. Nothing|has been stolen? My privacy has been|invaded by a stranger, is that|not enough? Mr. Blessington? Mr. Blessington? Leave me alone,|go away and leave me alone. Surely there's something|I can do to help. Shall I|call the police? No... Not those buglers. There's only|one person who can help me now. And that is why|I am here. But I must apologize|for such a trivial reason. A thief|that doesn't steal. Did he ask|for me by name? Oh, yes. Then let us|be on our way. Thank you. This way? Stay where|you are. I have a pistol|and I give you my word I will shoot|if you come any nearer. Mr. Blessington|this is outrageous sir! Do you not|recognize me? Is that you|doctor? Yes, of course|it is me. The other|two gentlemen, are they what they|pretend to be? They are|Mr. Sherlock Holmes and his friend|Dr. Watson. Good God|Mr. Blessington, it was you that asked me|to fetch them. Yes, yes, yes,|forgive me, forgive me. Gentlemen|do come up. I'm sorry if my precautions|have annoyed you. Good evening|Mr. Holmes. I'm sure I'm very|much obliged to you for|coming around. No one has ever needed|your advice more than l, no one. I expect Dr. Travelian|has told you of this unwarrantable intrusion|into my rooms. My sir,|Mr. Blessington, who are|these two men? Which two men,|I don't know them. Then why do they|wish to molest you? Molest me? You could hardly expect me|to answer that. You mean that|you don't know? Come in here,|please. Just have the kindness|to step in here! I've never been a rich man,|Mr. Holmes. I've never made but one|investment in my life, Dr. Travelian|will tell you that but I don't believe|in bankers sir. Never trust a banker|Mr. Holmes, never. It's between|ourselves. What little I have|is here in this strong box. So you can understand|what it means to me when unknown people force|themselves into my rooms. Mr. Blessington|I cannot possibly advise you if you try|to deceive me. Deceive you? But I've|told you everything. Good night|Dr. Travelian. Mr. Holmes,|no advice for me? My advice to you|is to speak the truth. Holmes? Cab! Holmes. I can read|in a man's eyes when it's his own skin|that he's frightened of. Yes, But why|did you call him a liar? Because I am certain that|he does know who these men are. Cab! A young Russian penetrated|to Blessington's rooms while his confederate kept|the doctor from interfering. And of course catalepsy is a|very easy complaint to imitate. Yes, I know|I've done it myself. Holmes? Might there be|one alternative, grotesquely improbably no doubt|but still just conceivable, might the whole story|of the cataleptic Russian and son be a concoction|of Dr. Travelian who for his own purposes|has been in Blessington's room? But did you see the footprints|on the stair carpet? They were square toed,|quite unlike Blessington's which are round and an|inch and a third longer than Dr. Travelians. I think we can|sleep on this Watson but I should be surprised|if we do not hear from Brook Street|in the morning. Good night. Night old fellow. Morning doctor. Your tea is here. Thank you|Nora. Mr. Blessington,|your breakfast tea. Mr. Blessington? Watson... get dressed quickly. There's a cab|waiting for us. Why? What's the matter? The Brook Street|business. Any fresh news? For God's sake,|come at once, P. Travelian. Oh, Mr. Holmes|I'm so glad you could come. What has happened? Mr. Blessington|has committed suicide. Suicide? Yes. He hung himself|during the night. Has the body|been touched? No. Where's the page? Nowhere to be found. Good morning|inspector. Mr. Holmes,|delighted to see you. Now please|take a look. We were just about|to take him down. Right, inspector. Stretcher. That'll be all. Have heard of the events|leading up to this affair? Yes, Dr. Travelian|has told me something of them. And have you formed|an opinion? Now as far as I can see,|the man was driven out of his senses|by fright. The bed has been|well slept in. There was his impression|deep enough for all to see. It is about|5:00 in the morning. You know that suicides|are most common. That would be about the time|that he hanged himself. It seems to be a very|deliberate affair. Yes, from the rigidity|of the limbs I'd say he'd been dead|about three hours. Thank you|Watson. Notice anything|peculiar about the room. There was a screwdriver|on the mantel piece and he seems to have|smoked heavily during the night. I found these|in the fireplace. Have you his|cigar holder? No,|I haven't seen one. His cigar|case then? Yes, it was in|his coat pocket. This is savannah, And these others are|the cigars of a peculiar sort which is imported|by the Dutch from the East Indian|colonies. They're usually wrapped in straw|you know and are thinner for their length|than any other brand. I don't suppose you've|read monograph on cigars|and cigar action? Well l, um ... No, of course not.|Thank you. These have been smoked|with a holder and these without. These have been cut|by a not very sharp knife and these have had their ends|bitten off by a set of|very excellent teeth. There were three men here|last night. Good heavens|but nothing was stolen so what were|they doing here? That is what|we have to find out. How did they|get in? The same way we did|through the front door. But the door|was barred in the morning. Then it was barred|after they left. Well how do you|know that? I saw|their traces. If you would just give me|a few moments Inspector, I may be able to give you|some further information. Don't move|Watson. The actual facts|are very simple. And I shall be surprised|if by the afternoon I cannot give you the reasons|for them as well. But Holmes, can't|you tell us anything now? Oh, there is no doubt|as to the sequence of events. The three of them|in it. A young man,|an old man and a third to whose identity|I have no clue. The first two I need|hardly remark are the same who masqueraded as|the Russian Count and his son. So we can give a very good|description of them, can we not|Dr. Travelian? They were admitted|by a confederate inside the house. They entered|the hall. The older man first,|the younger man second and the unknown man|in the rear. They ascended|the stairs. With the help of a wire|they forced the key. Even without the lens|you can see where the pressure|has been applied. On entering the room|the first proceeding must have been to gag|Mr. Blessington. Having secured Blessington|it is evident to me that a consultation of|some sort was held probably in the nature|of a judicial proceeding. It must have lasted|for some time for it was then|that the cigars were smoked. It was there that|the older man sat in the wicker chair. It was he who used|the cigar holder. The younger man|sat there. He knocked his ash off|against the chest of drawers. The unknown fellow|paced up and down. Blessington I think|sat upright in the bed, but of that I cannot|be absolutely certain. It ended of course|by them taking Blessington... Now this matter|was so prearranged that it is my belief|that they brought with them some sort of block|or pulley to serve as a gallows. Oh, yes|as gallows Inspector. This was|a revenge ritual. Well an extraordinary|story. But what proof? I'll have it|before the day is out. You haven't|explained about the screws|and the screwdriver. Oh, that was to fix up|the block or pulley. But when they saw|the chandelier hook they naturally|saved themselves the trouble. No Inspector I suggest that you|immediately make inquiries about the page|and arrest him. Certainly|Mr. Holmes. I will be back here|a little before 3:00. Good day. I daresay Mrs. Hudson|will be a little put out when she sees|all this. What are you|looking for? Worthington, W, Worthingon, March|1880 I'm sure. March '80, '80, January, February, March. Any good? Watson... Blessington or Sutton|as he was known then. Mrs. Hudson. Your little boat is coming along|beautifully Doctor. Oh, thank you|Mrs. Hudson. I must run. Ah, thank you. Dr. Travelian. Any news Inspector? Yes, sir we've got|the page drinking his earnings|two streets away. But I got|the man. You've|got them? Or at least|I've got their identity. The Worthington|Bank Gang? Precisely. Well then Blessington|must have been Sutton. Exactly. Well that makes it|clear as crystal. not to me|I'm afraid. Dr. Watson|would you, uh ... You may have|heard of the great Worthington bank affair? There were|five men in it. The three who were|in this room, a fourth named Cartwright|and Blessington. Alright,|let's be gone. It's a hanging|job now. Only if|someone squeals. That's him. Are you positive? Oh, yes,|that's him. Sutton, Sutton,|you're dead, dead, dead. Sutton,|you're dead. Sutton... Don't worry Mr. Sutton,|it's a hanging job now. Sutton, you hear. Sutton|or Blessington who was the worst|of the gang turned informer. On his evidence|Cartright was hanged and the other three|got 15 years apiece. Bibel, Haywood|and Moffit were released from prison|just a few weeks ago which was several years|before their full term. It was news of their release|which caused Blessington to panic and have|this house secured. So it was not the fear|burglary that had frightened him? No, no,|that was a mere blind. And so setting me up|in practice was an elaborate charade|to protect himself. Well why could|he not tell you this? He was trying|to hide his own identity from everybody|for as long as he could. His secret|was shameful and he couldn't bring|himself to divulge it. However,|wretch as he was he was still living under|the shield of British law. And I have no doubt|Inspector that we shall see that though|that shield may fail to guard, the sword of justice|is still there to avenge. In spite of the efforts|of Sherlock Holmes the three murderers|of Blessington eluded the police|and fled the country aboard a ship|bound for Portugal. It was a few weeks later|that we learned that the ship,|the Nora Crainer had sunk with all hands upon|the Portuguese Coast some leagues to the north|of a porter. Holmes. What's wrong? Well it's just that I was going|to spend the day writing the case|of Dr. Travelian while the facts|are still fresh. Oh, you mean...|oh, I understand. Thanks awfully. It's just that it is difficult|to concentrate otherwise. What will you entitle|this particular account? I didn't know you were|interested in my writing. I am always interested|in your choice of titles. Well I thought|I would call it the Brook Street|Mystery. No? Well I myself|would prefer The Resident Patient,|but please do not let me|influence you. The Brook Street Mystery|no doubt would suffice. |
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