Character: Mycroft Holmes. Page 2

- Is that your laptop?
- On which depends the security of the entire world, and you've got potatoes on it.

- Apologize for the appearance of my younger brother.
- Your permanent job, I suppose.

- Why are you out of breath?
- Injected.
- Either you're in a compromising position, or again on the treadmill. Better than the last.

- Make a deduction. The customer left [the hat] while I was gone. What do you say?
I have a job.
- Oh, come on, remember the youth.
- I always won.
- The greater the temptation.
- What is seductive in the header of the nervous, sentimental slave to her habits with bad breath? Damn, bought.

Incredibly, you see, and I can't believe he's again sitting in his chair. Isn't it wonderful, Mr Holmes?!
- I can barely contain my emotions.
- You do it.

- There was nothing to compare with someone until my parents sent us to school.
- It was a mistake.
- Terrible! I wonder what they were thinking?
- Probably that we need friends.
- Yes, as it turned out, you are no stranger to that kind of relationship.
- And you're not attracted to? Never?
- Even if you seem like a blunt, imagine how I feel with the rest, Sherlock. I live in a world of aquarium fish.
- Yes, but I was not two years...
- What?
I don't know. I thought maybe you yourself... the fish started?

- Childhood remembered. "Don't be smart, Sherlock, I'm smart".
Yeah, I was always smarter.
- I thought I was an idiot.
We both thought you were an idiot.

I didn't know you spoke Serbian.
- Learned. A simple language. Slavic roots, many borrowings from Turkish and German. In a couple of hours.
- Lose their shape.
- Age, brother mine. We all get old.

Do you have any idea, Sherlock, what is this fearful ordeal? Continuously reside among these people, to hear what their chatter.

- I'm not alone!
How do you know?

He has another life.
- What is life? I was not the same.

War is not pursuing you, Dr. Watson. You pursue her.

- You have to find those plans, Sherlock. Don't make me have to order.
- I would like to hear.

Our traditions define us.