Act One Scene One Flashcards

1
Q

First Line

A

Stop! Moriarty, it’s over

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2
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(Moriarty)This afternoon at Doctor Watson’s office I took the liberty of relieving you of your gun.

A

This morning at the gas works I took the liberty of removing the bullets

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3
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(M) Damn you, Holmes

A

There is no means of escape this time

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4
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(M) Do you think I’ll surrender to a two bit consulting detective

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I’m afraid you’ll have to

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5
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(M) Oh, please the gun is empty

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I emptied only the first chamber. How else to catch a master criminal?

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6
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(Alice): Mr. Holmes
(Marian): Professor

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Don’t! Don’t Do it, it’s three stories!

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7
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(Count Zerlinsky): Vell done, vell done, Mr. Holmes
Come, ve get the letters from the dead body! Ha

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The letters are not on the body. I secured them this morning

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8
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(Z): Oh, excellent! Please hand zem over

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I’m afraid I can’t do that

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9
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(Z): But vhy not?

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Because they compromise a young lady who deserves better. A young lady who made one small mistake but will not, I promise you pay for it for the rest of her life

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10
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(Z): He vill ruin you reputation! He vill have my head he vill

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Get out! Now! I don’t want to see you ever again

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11
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(A): Then you did promise to give him the letters

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Yes. And now that you see me in my true light, we have nothing left to say but goodbye. My supposed friendship for you was a pretense a sham

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12
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(A): Kiss me kiss me and then tell me you don’t love me

A

I don’t

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13
Q

Curtain Call

A

Ladies and gentlemen, Merry Christmas.

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14
Q

(Audience): Merry Christmas

A

My name is William Gillette and I thank you for your kind reception of our play about a man of reason who loses his heart and stands up for the one fixed start in his firmament - the cause of justice

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15
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(Audience): Applause

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As many of you know, I wrote this play some fifteen years ago with the blessing of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in order to keep his greatest creation - Mr. Sherlock Holmes - alive and well on the stages of the world. Any success we have attained, I attribute entirely to Sir Arthur, though I’m more that happy to bask in his reflected glory

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16
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(Audience): Laughter Applause

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This was our final performance in New York City, but I hope that you’ll come see us again, on tour, which we begin right after Christmas in just - wait. Stop Don’t anyone move (Point into the audience) That man has a gun

17
Q

(Audience) Laughs

A

No, no I mean it. I’m not joking. He could be -