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00:30Out!

00:32What? Never!

00:34The ball was out!

00:36It was in!

00:37You knocked it out!

00:39I saw it exactly, Wilde!

00:41Now that's what I'm talking about!

00:43If you can't lose, Mr. Wheeler, then you should try something else.

00:46Hiking or rope dancing, maybe!

00:48This ball was in anyway, as it could only be.

00:51It was out!

00:53And everyone here saw it.

00:55Just you didn't.

00:56Of course not!

00:57Because... because you're all wrong!

01:01Oh, God! Wilde, it's just a game!

01:03Maybe for you, Wheeler.

01:05You wanted me to... what did you call it?

01:08To be physically exhausted.

01:10So now play according to the rules.

01:12Mr. Holmes...

01:13Oh, don't give me that!

01:16What a disgrace if you have to bring our little heavyweight into the field just to...

01:20He's here, Wilde.

01:22Here on the rope.

01:24To be precise, right behind you.

01:27Good day, gentlemen.

01:29And good day, Mr. Wilde.

01:31No matter where you are.

01:33It's always louder and more turbulent there than anywhere else.

01:38I'm glad to see you too.

01:40Even if your expensive suit is hardly suitable for a tennis match.

01:45I don't intend to play with you, Wilde.

01:48I'm here for a much more important reason.

01:51Which you will surely offer me at the end of our game.

01:54No, Wilde.

01:55I will tell you the reason in exactly ten minutes.

01:58In my study.

02:01Well, then I still have time for my lecture.

02:04I urge you to be punctual.

02:09And do me a personal favor and wash yourself.

02:13You smell disgusting.

02:17No, you stink.

02:19I suspected that.

02:20Come on, Wieler.

02:21This mixed stuff is a healthy mixture.

02:421895. Great Britain.

02:46London.

02:48A villa in Kensington.

02:5125 minutes later.

03:00You called me, Mr. Holmes.

03:02Here I am.

03:03Sit down.

03:06You won't give me a lecture, but when I'm late...

03:09You are not late at all.

03:12I didn't expect you half an hour ago.

03:15Basically, you are even five minutes early.

03:19Nevertheless, I suggest we start right away.

03:22You still manage to surprise me.

03:25So?

03:26Trouble in France.

03:29And probably the Circle of Seven is behind it.

03:33Are there any details?

03:35The Circle is trying to get Marraine, the daughter of President Félix,

03:40into his violence.

03:43For what purpose?

03:44There are clues that suggest that they want to present Marraine

03:48in front of a board of neurosurgeons,

03:51to have her examined.

03:53Excuse me?

03:54There is the suspicion, probably just the vague suspicion,

03:58that the girl suffers from a hereditary mental illness.

04:03And this one wants to be proven by recognized capacities.

04:08But for what?

04:10What do you promise?

04:13Do you have children, who could have been affected by this illness?

04:16No children, but a father.

04:19They want to prove that the mental illness is hereditary.

04:23And if this is only on a recognized paper,

04:26the rumor will quickly spread,

04:28that France is ruled by a potential madman.

04:32I understand.

04:34So they want to achieve that President Faure declares his resignation?

04:38That's right.

04:40And in this case, there is already a candidate of the opposing party.

04:45A candidate, who, we suspect,

04:48is being protected by members of the Circle.

04:51I don't understand one thing about this.

04:54I know what you want to say.

04:56You could easily create this rumor,

05:00by putting President Faure himself under such an investigation.

05:05If nothing is found, he would be acquitted of any suspicion.

05:08And the rumors would spread quickly.

05:11But you think about the other possibility, right?

05:14What if there is actually something to it?

05:17As President of France, Faure is aware of these things.

05:21It is established,

05:23that he will never voluntarily

05:26undergo such an investigation.

05:29As far as his daughter is concerned,

05:31why don't you pull her out of the traffic for a while

05:33and bring her to an unknown place safely?

05:36What a great plan, Wilde.

05:38Really excellent.

05:40But imagine,

05:42we have already come up with this idea.

05:45There is, however, a problem.

05:49What would that be?

05:51Madeleine Faure has disappeared for two weeks without a trace.

05:56Oh.

05:57That was also my first reaction.

06:00Do you think that the Circle could have succeeded

06:02in bringing the woman under their control?

06:04No, I don't think so.

06:06For the very simple reason,

06:08because the girl would otherwise have already been presented.

06:12In addition to the corresponding report, of course.

06:16So that means that no one knows where she is at the moment?

06:19Exactly.

06:20And I should change that, right?

06:23I should find Madeleine Faure.

06:25Is that it?

06:26You should find her

06:28before the Circle gets her.

06:31And how do you imagine that?

06:33She could already be everywhere and nowhere.

06:36In Marseille, Toulouse, Cannes, Calais.

06:39Of course, I will not send her blindly to France without a trace.

06:43Why don't you say that right away?

06:45Four days ago, a young woman tried

06:48to take her life by jumping into the Seine.

06:52Fortunately, a passerby was at the scene and got her out again.

06:56Since the girl appeared unnoticed and cooled down,

07:00the man took her to the nearest hospital.

07:03And that was a stroke of luck.

07:05Especially for the girl, I assume.

07:07Yes.

07:08The doctor, a man named Brassac,

07:11believed in the girl's resemblance to Madeleine Faure.

07:16And...

07:17Well, yes.

07:18I was informed about detours.

07:21Why didn't he warn the president's family?

07:25Sometimes in life, coincidence plays an amazing role, Wilde.

07:31Dr. Brassac is one of our confidants.

07:35He knows what's going on.

07:37That's nice.

07:38A girl was found that...

07:40How is she doing?

07:42She was unconscious for two days, as far as I know.

07:46So far, she has not been able to make a statement

07:48about her name and her origin.

07:51So I'm supposed to go there now to check her identity.

07:55What do I have in my hands?

07:57You will receive a photograph that was made available to us.

08:01Otherwise, I rely on your intellect, which you always claim to have.

08:06Find out who this girl really is.

08:10That should be possible.

08:12But what do I do if it's really Madeleine Faure?

08:16In this case, and only in this one, you will bring the girl to Professor Aronet.

08:21He lives outside of Paris.

08:23Professor Aronet?

08:25Who is that?

08:26A leading capacity in the field of psychology.

08:30And he, too, is deeply involved in the activities of the Circle.

08:35He knows that the future of France is at stake.

08:39Perhaps even the future of Europe,

08:42if a false report is made.

08:45So Professor Aronet is supposed to investigate Madeleine.

Oscar Wilde _ Mycroft Holmes - Folge 11_ Die Namenlose aus der Seine

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