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[no_commonplace]

[ The screen is dark with the beginning of the broadcast. Yet the audio feed starts abruptly, interrupting the speaker's sentence.]

-profoundly unique. I don't believe I have ever seen a city quite like this. Hum! And I told the cabby to wait for us. Watso-

[A silence falls, shortly followed by the sound of hurried footsteps. Once they stop, the

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[no_commonplace]

I have not come across many Englishmen today, it seems!

Some have been more helpful than others, and yet they have all shed light on the matter in the end. But if you have anything to offer, I am all attention.

[ooc: Naw <3]

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[no_commonplace]

Yes, from what I have gathered, the selections seems more arbitrary than systematic.

I have received the guide, though much of it leaves me with doubt. ...Hah! Well, it is good that you have reason. And this spectacular account is not challenged by any other theory?

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[no_commonplace]

The same reality? That is a unique way of phrasing it...

[ There's a long pause on his side, followed by a sigh. ]

This is all very peculiar, certainly more than a three-pipe problem. And now that I have learned what I can, I must find an inn for the night to organize my thoughts. I should have some notes on my person...

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[no_commonplace]

Indeed.

I see. Well, if the hassle of rent is not an issue, I shall settle into one of the apartments. Oh, the ticking matters little at this point, I will just think of it as an ever-present metronome. You have been wondrously helpful, Sir, thank you.

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[no_commonplace]

I quite imagine it would. If it does drive me to my wit's end, I shall search for a roommate.

Sherlock Holmes. It is good to have met you, Mr. Wilson.

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[no_commonplace]

You have heard of me?

[This pause is Holmes stifling a chuckle of flattery.]

No doubt I have my dear friend Watson to thank for that, although his narratives are a little too embellished with sensational details for me to approve.

Not at all, to underestimate one's self is as much of a departure from the truth as to exaggerate! My apologies, Doctor Wilson.