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Cast
Main cast
Featured cast
Plot
| "To be so, so close some answers which I've sought for so long. I cannot come up empty-handed." — Holmes
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| On the phone, a man claiming to be Moriarty taunts Holmes for being deceived into delivering a message to Sebastian Moran which resulted in his suicide. Holmes asks if he killed Irene Adler. He tells Holmes to find the killer of a man named Wallace Rourke, bring the killer to justice and he'll answers all Holmes' questions on what happened to Irene. Holmes begins investigating Rourke which Watson points out is dangerous, given all those killed since he began hunting Moriarty. Holmes believes Moriarty has had plenty of opportunities to kill him and doesn't want him dead. At the 11th Precinct, Holmes gets Rourke's file and plans to visit his widow, Eileen. Watson is called to Captain Gregson's office where he asks if she'd like to be a sober companion for a friend's daughter in Florida. Watson says she'll give him some other companions and leaves.
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| Holmes and Watson meet with Eileen and discover that Wallace believed he was being followed and that a few weeks before he died, he had to replace his phone. Eileen allows them to take Wallace's belongings. At the Brownstone, they note from Wallace's autoposy that he was mugged but that before being stabbed, he was struck in the mastoid, stunning him, the hallmarks of a professional hit. Watson asks Holmes about Irene and he finally opens up about her. An American art restorer, he describes her as brilliant and "the woman." Holmes finds a shipping label for Wallace's new phone and discovers that it wasn't sent from a phone distribution warehouse. In the lobby at Sutter Risk Management, Holmes reads a book written by Daren Sutter who along with his wife Katie, runs the large private security firm. Meeting with them, Holmes notes that Daren is a martial arts black belt.
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| After denying they knew Wallace, Holmes demonstrates that they replaced Wallace's phone with one that allowed them to track him. Impressed, Daren admits they replaced the phone but doesn't admit to tracking Wallace. He claims they legally surveilled him, but stopped after finding that allegations made by their client, who he won't reveal, were untrue. Leaving, Holmes believes that Wallace's killer was Daren. At the Brownstone, he shows Watson Daren's book which details how Daren's sister, Leah, was killed by a burglar who Daren saw. Wallace resembles a sketch of the burglar, had a record for burglary and lived near Leah. Holmes believes that Moriarty wants Daren arrested to loosen security on one of his clients. Watson is concerned that their investigation may lead to someone's harm so Holmes plans a private conversation with Daren.
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| Meeting Daren in a park, Holmes sweeps him for listening devices. He accuses Daren of killing Wallace and as Daren turns to leave, tells him from his observations of photos in Daren's office, that Daren shows all the physical signs of lifting depression since Wallace was killed. Daren doesn't know who Moriarty is, so Holmes tells Daren that is was Moriarty who pointed him towards Wallace and has probably bugged Daren's office. He advises Daren to do an impromptu sweep for bugs and if he finds any, they can talk about his clients. At the precinct, Watson feels Gregson is trying to get her to become a sober companion again because he's unhappy with her work. Gregson explains that he's trying to protect Watson from the danger of Holmes' situation. Detective Bell interrupts that Daren Sutter has arrived and confessed to killing Wallace Rourke. As Holmes and Watson watch Daren's confession in "the box", Holmes believes Daren found bugs at his office and looks forward to Moriarty's phone call.
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| Waiting for Moriarty's call at the Brownstone, Holmes kicks a soccer ball and ask about Watson's meetings with Gregson which she evades discussing. Moriarty calls having heard about Daren's arrest. However, he tells Holmes that Wallace did not kill Leah as he was in Saudi Arabia when Leah died. He says Daren lied that Wallace killed his sister and demands Holmes finish his investigation. Later, Holmes wakes Watson but reports little progress. He's found suggestive details that Wallace was out of country when Leah was murdered but nothing conclusive.
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Music
- Mozart - Overture to Don Giovanni plays at episode end as Holmes and Watson find Irene.
Trivia
- The quote "spider in the center of a web" is from Conan Doyle's The Final Problem describing Moriarty.[1]
- Holmes calls Irene Adler "The Woman" in this episode, and that in his eyes she eclipses and predominates the whole of her sex. A Scandal in Bohemia opens with "To Sherlock Holmes she is always the woman. I have seldom heard him mention her under any other name. In his eyes she eclipses and predominates the whole of her sex."[2]
- The house at the end of the episode where Irene is found, is the Commandant's House on Evans Street in Brooklyn, New York.
Gallery
References
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| Elementary Season One Episodes | ||
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| Pilot • While You Were Sleeping • Child Predator • The Rat Race • Lesser Evils • Flight Risk • One Way to Get Off • The Long Fuse • You Do It to Yourself • The Leviathan • Dirty Laundry • M. • The Red Team • The Deductionist • A Giant Gun, Filled with Drugs • Details • Possibility Two • Déjà Vu All Over Again • Snow Angels • Dead Man's Switch • A Landmark Story • Risk Management • The Woman • Heroine
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| Season One • Season Two • Season Three • Season Four • Season Five • Season Six • Season Seven | ||
