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Excuse me.
identify themselves?
Yes, of course they have.
Never mind about that now.
- Ring for the steward, will you, Watson?
- Hmm?
Well, where's Nikolas?
What have you done
with him?
Mr. Holmes,
what has happened?
Dr. Watson assured us His Majesty
would be safe under your guard.
Look here, Holmes, there
must be some explanation!
Gentlemen,
I'm rather pained
at your evident lack
of confidence in me.
Did you ring, sir?
Your Majesty, King Nikolas!
You're safe, sir.
Heaven be praised!
What?
Your Majesty.
Your Majesty,
what's he talking about?
King Nikolas?
I don't understand.
And the young man who
assumed your identity, sir?
He's safe and unharmed.
We just received
word from the shore.
Three men have been taken
by the Security Police.
But you let them tie
you up and kidnap him.
Naturally, as ensuring
their absence
during His Majesty's
safe arrival.
I can't thank you enough,
Mr. Holmes.
Your Majesty's safe arrival
- And you too, Dr. Watson.
- Thank you, sir.
We had best be starting
without further delay.
Goodbye, Your Majesty.
Dr. Watson,
and I will not forget
that we've had the
unusual distinction
of having our breakfast served
to us in bed by a King.
Your Majesty.
- Goodbye, gentlemen. Thank you.
- Goodbye, sir.
Why didn't you tell me?
Didn't you feel that
My dear fellow, you know I have
the utmost confidence in you.
It certainly doesn't look
as though you had.
My dear Watson,
if you'd known the truth
you'd never have been able to
treat His Majesty as a steward.
Well, didn't you think
that I could play up?
I was afraid that
honest face of yours
might give the
secret away.
Yes, Watson,
let me advise you.
If you ever consider taking
up another profession,
never even think
of becoming an actor.
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