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Sherlock Holmes: I've always found it one of your most commendable qualities, that you're more forgiving of other people than you are of yourself. But this was not your fault. None of it was. Shinwell was on this path long before we came across him. He knew better than anyone it could end this way.

Dr. Joan Watson: I don't feel responsible. I'm angry. And I'm not sure that I'm ready to say that his path was a dead end.

Sherlock Holmes: What do you mean?

Dr. Joan Watson: Say we find the person who killed him. So what? That person was just following orders, protecting his boss, making sure that nothing changes, so the drugs keep flowing and the bodies keep piling up. Shinwell was trying to do something important. We have to decide whether that died tonight, too.

Sherlock Holmes: You sure you want to do this?

[Watson nods]

Sherlock Holmes: Well, get some sleep, then, Watson. Tomorrow morning, we go to war with one of New York's deadliest gangs.