[Jessie] I can't believe you of all people.
I thought you'd understand.
[Bea] Ever since you arrived, I've felt less afraid.
[Leopold] Me, too.
[Bea singing] ♪ The sailor's love Waits by the moon ♪
♪ The silver moon, the silver moon ♪
You've been lying from the moment we met.
I don't ever want to see you again.
You opened the Rip that killed my mum.
-You killed her. -[Watson] No!
And it destroyed her.
-It took her from me. -[woman screams]
[dramatic music playing]
[people clamoring]
-[man yells] -[horse whinnies]
[indistinct chatter]
[speaks indistinctly]
[knocks]
[clamoring continues]
-[police whistle blowing] -[door opens]
[Watson] Why are you here?
I-I…
I told you the truth. Didn't I?
Suffered the indignation of having to bare my soul to a psychopath
and a bunch of adolescents.
You didn't tell me the whole truth.
I need you to tell me why you did it.
[shouts] Does it matter why?
It matters because the Rip that you opened took my mum from me.
[sighs]
You know, when I first met Sherlock, he was unknown.
I was the one who saw greatness in him.
We moved in together.
Began working cases for the police.
His flaws and foibles were many, but they were my domain.
I understood how to keep him focused.
So, as his reputation grew…
I took pride in that.
Sherlock Holmes is not the work of one man, but of two.
His successes were my own.
But as his star rose…
he began to…[exhales shakily] to drift away from me.
I needed to find a way to show him that I, too,
was a man capable of…
greatness.
You opened the Rip to impress him?
I wasn't trying to open a Rip.
I only intended to make contact with the spirit world.
I thought if I was the first one to do it, he would see--
Why did you save him and not my mum at the Rip?
Your mother didn't just manage his flaws and foibles,
she soothed something deep within him.
A place I could never reach.
My mum shouldn't have been soothing Sherlock,
he should've been soothing her.
You talk about his greatness, about your greatness.
How can men be so obsessed by it, yet never see when a woman has it?
Do you not think I know that?
How could I ever compete?
Do you not think…
that watching them fall deeper in love,
every touch they shared, every smile.
Do you not think…
I just, I just wanted him to see me.
Why did you save him and not her?
I didn't make a choice either way, I just acted--
Why did you save him and not her?
When two people work together for so long, a bond forms.
[sputtering] We were inseparable.
Tell me why you didn't save my mum!
Because I love him!
Because I've always loved him!
[breathing heavily]
[sighs]
That's why you opened the Rip.
And that's why you saved him and that's why you still look after him.
No.
No, a man like you isn't capable of love.
You're too cold for it.
Why do you think it is that you're all alone?
I'm all alone?
[scoffs]
Where are all your friends, then?
[door slams open]
[Sherlock] John!
[door closes]
John, where the hell are you?
[Bea] What happened to her?
-Jessie! -Here.
Jessie! Jessie!
What happened?
The devil has arrived in London.
[opening theme music playing]
[Sherlock] When I arrived down by the harbor…
a dock worker was carrying her in his arms.
He said this, this visitor from America,
this Linen Man, as Jessie called him, he did this,
and then he touched another dock worker who instantly took his own life.
What did he do to her?
Her pulse is up, she's perspiring and…
her eyeballs suggest she's in a state of unconsciousness
populated by dreams.
Or in this case, nightmares.
He's trapped her in there.
Who is he, Sherlock?
I don't know, John.
I was hoping you could tell me.
I have no idea.
[laughs incredulously]
It's not him, Sherlock.
I know a lot of stuff has happened between you both,
but what's happening now has got nothing to do with the doctor.
[Sherlock] He's an Ipsissimus.
He has to be.
If he has the same powers as Jessie, as Alice,
he can access your greatest fears,
your worst memories, destroy you with them.
Why is he here? Why is he doing this?
The Rip.
An Ipsissimus like him?
He'd have the skill to harness all of its power.
He will become a god in this world.
A god… of nightmares.
[Jessie screams]
[screams echoing]
[the Linen Man] You think you've lost them,
but the plague doctors can smell you, Jessica,
and they're coming for you.
[loud thud]
[the Linen Man] There is no way out now.
Remember last time?
This time when they find you, they'll kill you.
Why have you done this to me?
[indistinct murmuring]
I thought I could trust you.
[the Linen Man] I befriended you because I needed you to find the Rip,
but you weren't strong enough, were you?
When I find the Rip, I will have access to all its power, Jessica.
There will be no more monsters.
You're a monster.
[the Linen Man] No. Normal men are the monsters.
I have glimpsed the horrors men will bring in the centuries to come.
[Jessie gasps]
[the Linen Man] All these atrocities come about for one reason only.
Fear.
If you can make a man afraid, you can control him.
[screaming]
So, if we don't find the Rip and close it, we're doomed.
And if we don't find it before the Linen Man, we're doomed.
[violin strings strumming]
What are you doing?
I'm doing something.
Thinking.
[continues strumming]
If looked at from another angle, it'd be a good thing.
[Bea] A good thing?
-How's that, then? -[Sherlock] Well…
Currently we have no way of finding the Rip.
But now we have a master Ipsissimus who's gonna find it for us.
Find it for us?
So, what's the plan?
[continues strumming]
Okay, okay.
I propose,
given the state of everything, that we…
That we stay here and wait for something to happen.
-That's your plan? -Yeah.
Wait for something to happen?
[Sherlock] I'm telling you.
Is this what you were talking about earlier about him being brilliant?
'Cause this is gold. Just pure gold.
-[door opens] -[man] Mr. Holmes! Dr. Watson!
Uh, apologies for the intrusion, gentlemen.
Inspector Gregson needs you down at the Yard. Immediately.
Yes.
[Bea] I'll find him, Jessie.
[whispers] I'll save you.
See? I said to wait for something to happen and it happened.
You saw him out the window, Sherlock. Doesn't mean anything.
We can still be brilliant, John.
And we have to be.
We owe it to Beatrice and Jessica.
[Louise] I said it would end in tears.
What did you expect?
That you could run away and live on the streets for a while?
Bring some random girl back and move her into the palace?
Maybe I thought I could be normal.
Maybe all those years I was sitting in this godforsaken room
dreaming of how it'd feel to have friends.
How it would feel to be someone else.
Well…
you can't be someone else.
None of us can.
Do yourself a kindness and accept it.
[door opens]
[footsteps approaching]
Ma'am.
[door opens]
[door closes]
[Daimler] Sir.
The Queen has asked me to tell you
that cousin Helena will be visiting the palace this afternoon.
She's passing through the country on a European tour
and Her Majesty felt it would be a good idea for you to meet.
Her Majesty heard the news that Helena's in search of a suitor.
[grunts softly]
And how did she learn that news?
I don't know, Your Highness.
Get out.
Sir.
[door opens]
[officer] You got two minutes.
[man coughs]
Hey. Psst.
All right, big man?
I've been better, to be honest, mate.
Hey, listen.
A guy came looking for Leo, from the palace.
Buckingham Palace.
-What? -Because that is where Leopold lives.
What?
He lives there because his mum is the Queen of England.
You're shitting me.
The Queen has, like, 50 kids, all right?
He's one of them. Leopold, aka Prince Leopold.
Jesus. Just when I thought he couldn't be more of a bellend.
[indistinct chatter]
I'm going up in front of a judge tomorrow to set a date for my trial.
They can't send you to prison for defending yourself.
Yeah, I don't think prison's what they've got in mind for me, mate.
No.
He's one of them, Spike.
Master of a workhouse.
You can't hurt one and live to talk about it.
-Yeah, but-- -And who cares?
If that Rip stays open, there won't be a city left to live in,
let alone a gallows for me to hang from.
But that's why I'm here, Bill.
I'm getting us back together. That's the thing about us!
When one of us is missing, we're crap!
What are you gonna do?
[scoffs]
Break me out of a police cell?
I hate to say it, but you sound like a kid.
-You absolute wanker. -What are you on about?
This is what I'm on about. You're the muscles!
Jessie's the soul…
Leo's the brain and Bea's the heart.
What's Spike?
The mouth?
I'm the fricking skeleton.
The most important part, the one that keeps us all together.
-I never get any recognition for it. -I'm sorry.
No, just…
All I'm saying is there are some things you can't fix.
Doesn't matter how good a skeleton you are.
I am gonna fix it.
You've been a good pal, Spike.
I honestly couldn't have asked for a better one.
[bell tolling]
-[Watson] Sherlock. -[Sherlock] Oh, God.
[Watson] Stay sharp. Hello?
[Gregson] Sherlock!
Christ. You look bloody terrible.
Well, you picked a lovely time to reappear.
Someone broke in and made their way down to the archives.
They took the files for the cases you and your friends have worked on.
Linen suit?
[Gregson] Friend of yours?
[Watson] Not yet, but we're very keen to meet him.
He walked straight up to the reception clerk, touched his arm.
He bashed his own brains out against the wall.
[Watson] My God.
[Gregson] Then he made his way to the security officer, who…
Well…
A war veteran, reduced to a gibbering wreck.
He's been like this ever since.
We need to work out why he wanted the case files.
Uh…
Well, uh…
p-perhaps the…
Perhaps the files--
-You don't have to work it out-- -No, I just… I just need a minute.
I ju-- No, I just--
He's looking for a monster.
Jessie said the location of the Rip was in their minds.
There's a handful of monsters, but finding one in a city of five million
would be like looking for a needle in a haystack,
unless you knew the exact location of one.
Arthur Hilton. The Bird Master.
-How quickly can you get us to Bedlam? -Yeah.
Come with me.
Well done, Beatrice.
Nice work.
[the Linen Man] Do you believe me now about normal men?
But you and I are more evolved than that.
We will bring order to this world.
What do you mean, "we"?
[the Linen Man] Why do you think I didn't kill you?
I have a son.
He's an Ipsissimus also.
-You will have a family with him. -[crying]
[the Linen Man] You will create a dynasty of Ipsissimi,
who will rule over men long after I'm gone.
No! You're crazy!
-[indistinct growling] -[footsteps thudding]
[the Linen Man] I told you they'd find you.
[gasps]
[the Linen Man] Run and hide, Jessica.
Run and hide.
[scream echoes]
Whoa, whoa.
[guard] Halt! In the name of Her Majesty!
[Spike] Oh, bollocks.
[cutlery clinking]
[Helena] Horrible business with this rioting in the city.
We saw some appalling sights on the way over to the palace.
[slurps tea]
So, the journey over here was rather eventful.
My sister, Emma, insisted in bringing her cat,
but when we got to Rotterdam,
the cat got out of his little cage and disappeared.
In the end, we had to get on the ship because it was about to leave.
She's sobbing, wailing.
And she looks in the cage… [gasps] and the cat is in there.
He must've snuck back in.
Must have.
Marie said you'd probably be boring.
-I'm not boring. -Really?
Because you seem pretty boring.
I mean, the cat story wasn't the best story in the world,
but we don't know each other.
I can't start with tales of drunken debauchery, can I?
The cat story was fine.
You're already in love, aren't you?
I can tell by the look in your eye.
So am I.
His name's Henrik.
He is a clerk at the court in Münster.
You're shocked I'd fall for a commoner, aren't you?
Perhaps.
And you're just going along with this?
It's what's best for my country.
That's what duty is.
One only feels duty to the things one cares about,
and I don't care about anything.
So, if we marry, you do realize they'll want children.
-Which means sex. -I know how children are made.
Well, please try and get some practice in before we marry.
-I-I've done it before. -Good.
I don't want to spend my life with a man
who doesn't know his way around the female form.
Don't presume we're going to marry. [chuckles softly]
I'm going to do everything in my power to see that we don't.
Enjoy the rest of your evening.
Excuse me.
Practice, Leopold! I mean it!
[chuckles incredulously]
[the Linen Man] Stay hidden, Jessica,
or they'll choke the breath out of you.
[Jessie] You trapped me here
because you know I'm the only one who can stop you.
But why would you stay in my head like this?
What was it you said to me?
"If you can keep a person afraid, then you can control them."
[chuckles softly]
Fear.
It's fear that's keeping me here, isn't it?
The plague doctors… I need to face them.
That's how I end this.
[the Linen Man] I told you there's no way out.
You can pretend all you want, Jessica, but I can feel your fear.
Where is this? What is this place?
[the Linen Man] You know what your greatest fear is, don't you?
That people will realize you're a freak.
-[Bea] You're a mess, Jessie! -[Sherlock] Scared of your visions.
-You're both monstrosities. -[Bea] You're falling to pieces!
No.
[the Linen Man] Yes.
You were abandoned by your father. Now look at you.
Abandoned by your friends.
And that's because you're a freak.
[Jessie gasping]
Because there's something so wrong about you, because you're so unsavory.
Because you're so unlovable,
so disgusting.
[Jessie crying]
[inmate shouting]
[Renfield] Inspector Gregson. Follow me.
Arthur has the whole wing to himself.
[Gregson] Dr. Renfield, we need rifles.
And position two guards on the roof.
Tell 'em to send word
when a man in a linen suit arrives at the hospital.
I can't just let random--
This man is coming here whether you like it or not.
If you want to survive the night, don't stand in his path.
Beatrice.
Time for you to speak to your old acquaintance.
[Arthur] They won't let me have a window.
On account of the birds.
Yeah, I… I figured.
We need your help.
There's a man coming, Arthur.
A bad man.
He's gonna try and get into your head and find out where the Rip is.
I don't know what that is. A Rip?
It's where your powers came from.
The things you did were terrible, Arthur.
But I know how these powers twist people, because I know you're really a good man.
Once he's been in your head…
we want you to put him under.
Honestly, I could take you to some taverns where the music plays until morning.
You know, afterwards we could go on a little walk down by the river.
I'd commission an oarsman.
You know, take us out on the water,
watch the sun rise while we have some breakfast.
[inhales sharply]
I like you.
Of course you do. Your eyes ain't painted on.
[both chuckle]
Spike. What are you doing here?
Your sister let me in.
You didn't tell me you had such a… charming sibling.
You didn't really tell us anything about yourself, though, did ya?
Louise, give Spike and I a few moments alone, would you?
-But we were just having a conversation-- -Louise.
[Louise] Hmm.
Mmm.
The city is getting destroyed.
If we don't find this Rip, and pronto, that dear old mum of yours, mate,
she won't have a kingdom to rule over.
I used to look out of this window
and wonder what excitement I was missing out on.
It didn't take me long to realize that London is a cruel city.
It's treated you and your friends terribly and yet here you are trying to save it.
Me and my friends?
So what, you're not part of us anymore?
I'm not sure I ever was.
Maybe I just enjoyed being someone else for a while.
So, it was all a big act?
[scoffs]
Bullshit.
I had to pretend to be someone else to hang around with you all.
You'd have never have liked me if you knew who I was.
Perhaps you should leave before I have you removed.
Before I go…
I just wanna hear you say it.
Tell me you're not my mate.
Don't be stupid.
You're not my friend.
And that Jessie's not your friend.
Now, say it! Say, "Jessie's not my friend!"
[breathes deeply]
Jessie's not my friend.
And that Bea means nothing to you.
You know I can't say that--
What's your problem, then?
My problem is that I lost the only friends I ever had.
My problem is that I-I don't belong anywhere.
Not here, not there, nowhere. That's because no matter where I go,
I'm always me.
[inhales sharply]
I'm too broken to belong.
That's why you belong to us.
[inmates screaming]
[Sherlock] Remind you of the good old days, John?
Out working a case.
How did we get so bloody old?
Speak for yourself.
[chuckles softly]
I feel old anyway.
Like a dull blade…
barely capable of opening a letter.
I never told you what happened with the Collector case.
-You solved it? -Mmm.
It was Edith Dubois, the head botanist.
She was…
She was trying to build a husband out of people's body parts.
Listen, I just wanted to tell you…
[sighs]
you were right.
She lied to me.
It was Snowdonia Hawkweed.
[chuckles]
Sorry I was so easily fooled.
Sorry if I made you feel like you weren't incredible.
You are incredible.
How were you to know?
Thought you'd be over the moon, learning you were right.
Yes, well…
there's more to life than being right, I suppose.
I wish I could go back and tell my younger self that.
I wish…
I wish I could've been a better man.
Now look at me.
[sighs]
I may not be the hero of the story anymore, John…
but I can, at least, help.
You cold?
No.
You're cold.
-You can wear my scarf. -I don't want your scarf.
[scoffs] You're as stubborn as your bloody mother. Take it.
Fine.
[Sherlock] Come on.
[sniffs]
-[man screams] -[body thuds]
[door unlocks, opens]
Oh, Jesus.
[Sherlock] Look away, Beatrice.
[body thuds]
[whispering] Come, come, come.
[keys clinking]
[lock rattling]
[door opens]
[suspenseful music playing]
You here to kill me?
Not if you give me what I want.
Show me quickly.
I don't want to be in this horrid little mind
any longer than I have to be.
[crackling]
You're hiding something.
Why would you try to hide something
from someone who can access all of your mind?
-[thudding] -[Arthur grunting]
[mouthing] Now.
[Arthur] No. No, please!
[Arthur groaning]
You've got my baby.
Give me my baby back, or I'll rip your head off!
Gregson, do not shoot him.
[Gregson] What?
[Arthur grunts]
[Gregson grunting] Get him off!
Oh, God.
He's killed him.
[all grunting]
[Arthur groaning]
[Alice singing] ♪ The sailor's love Waits by the moon ♪
♪ The silver moon… ♪
Sweet dreams.
Sherlock! Sherlock! Sherlock!
Go! Stand where I told you!
Are you okay?
[singing echoes softly]
Beatrice.
[Alice] Beatrice.
-[Sherlock] She's been touched. -Oh, Christ.
Make sure she's okay. Don't let her out of your sight.
She could go catatonic!
[suspenseful music playing]
That's the only door in the hospital that can't be opened by the master key.
One must always have a back-up plan.
[chuckles]
There's a book on the psychology of how humans move through a maze.
In England, we turn left,
more often than our friends on the continent or in the Americas,
who are more likely to turn right.
It's on account of the side of the street we ride down, apparently.
Given that you've come from the Americas,
I hedged my bets and then halved my odds again
by having one of my colleagues block off the main thoroughfare.
First, let Jessie out of wherever you've trapped her,
then tell me where the Rip is.
And if you don't, they'll be wiping your brains off that door.
[footsteps approaching]
[Sherlock] I got him!
I did it, Beatrice. I got him. I got him for you.
Oh, you are clever.
Abnormally clever. Now, I like that.
You know, perhaps we could be friends.
[Sherlock] No.
I don't think we'd be good for each other.
Perhaps you'll let me persuade you otherwise.
Let me tell you a little story…
[continues speaking softly]
[imperceptible]
Oh, come on.
Come on… There you go.
Come on.
[Bea] What's he doing?
[the Linen Man] That's it.
Sherlock! Sherlock, what the hell are you doing?
Sherlock!
[dramatic music playing]
No!
[horse whinnies]
[Bea] Why did he go with him?
[people clamoring in distance]
I don't know.
I thought…
I thought after everything he'd done, he'd be there for us.
I thought he'd…
[Alice] Beatrice.
[Alice singing] ♪ Sailor's love Waits by the moon… ♪
You all right?
Excuse me.
[breathing shakily]
[Alice singing] ♪ Sailor's love… ♪
[imperceptible]
Just tell me what you need from me.
[Alice] I need you to look after them, okay?
Listen.
Anna's gonna look after you for a little while. Okay?
I want you… to have this. All right?
Whenever you wear that, I will always be around.
I will always be with you.
Okay?
You need to be a good big sister, too.
[baby Jessie fussing]
You and Jessie need to look out for each other.
Okay?
[sniffles]
[sad piano music playing]
[baby Jessie fussing]
[door opens]
[door closes]
[door opens]
[Spike] Anybody in?
Look who I found.
Spike!
I don't understand.
His Majesty here pulled a few strings for me.
Thank you.
It's the least I could do, really.
Where's Jessie?
This is my fault.
[sobbing] I shouldn't have pushed her. I messed up.
[sniffles]
She just needed people to be there for her.
-[Billy] Wake up, Jessica. -[Spike] Please, Jess.
[Bea] Come on, Jess. Come back to us.
Jessie, you sulky cow.
We need you to come back, 'cause we love you.
Because you are so, so special to us.
Where are you, Jessie?
[Billy] We're here, Jess.
We're all waiting for you to come back to us.
[gasps]
This only works when we're all together.
[gasps] Spike!
[Bea] We need you to come back, 'cause we love you.
Because you are so, so special to us.
[the Linen Man] No, Jessie.
They're lying to you.
You're a freak.
Leave here and you'll die,
either by my hand, or dragged into the Rip trying to close it like your mother was.
[Jessie] Maybe I am a freak.
So what?
As long as I've got my friends, who gives a shit what I am?
[the Linen Man] If you leave here, you'll die.
I'm not afraid of you and I'm not afraid of dying!
Together.
[growling]
Together.
[foreman] Charge is set! Stand by for clearing.
[miner] Firing!
[all] Together.
Together.
[foreman] All right.
Oh, it's a plague pit!
Right, everybody out!
Let's get the engineers back.
Go on.
-[sad instrumental music playing] -[growling in distance]
[Jessie] "Circle."
[gasps]
[Bea] Jess!
You're okay. You're all right. Thank God.
[sighs in relief]
[Billy] We did it.
We need to get to Aldgate. Now.
[suspenseful music playing]
[the Linen Man] Quickly.
So, this…
is where I become a god.
[closing theme music playing]