01:25Bolt your door and let no one in until we return.
01:27Did you see him?
01:29Mrs. Warren, trust me.
01:39I don't know when he's coming back.
01:40He gave me some money and I haven't seen him since.
01:43A foreign gentleman, you say?
01:44Definitely.
01:45And I don't care for foreigners.
01:47Oh, really?
01:48So, if you want it, gentlemen, I'm sure we can come to an arrangement.
01:54Put in a horse, sir, when you finish.
01:58I think it's here.
02:01Perfect.
02:03Look, Watson.
02:05The first floor window of the lodgings.
02:08An agitated lady.
02:09Only a few more hours to wait before the signal.
02:16After dusk, gee.
02:18Hmm.
02:20It has all the makings of some love escapade.
02:24Love?
02:25Love may be at the root of it, but her face, or what's in her face, she fears for her life.
02:37I consider a couple seek refuge in London from some instant and terrible fear.
02:45The man desires her utmost safety and arranges to communicate in such original fashion that
02:53not even the landlady knows of the substitution and those printed messages to prevent the fact that she's a woman being revealed by her handwriting.
03:02Look.
03:03Look.
03:04The candle and matches.
03:05The signal.
03:06But there's no need for this now, surely then.
03:07Can't we just simply bring them together?
03:08I'm guaranteed that we'll protect them forever from the red circle.
03:09No.
03:10We must let them play this thing out.
03:11I must return briefly to Baker Street.
03:13Do you have reason enough to stay in the lodging?
03:14It just warrants health.
03:15It gives me every excuse.
03:16It might be advisable for me to bring back your revolts.
03:17No.
03:18It might be advisable for me to bring back your revolts.
03:19No.
03:20No.
03:21No.
03:22No.
03:23No.
03:24No.
03:25No.
03:26No.
03:27No.
03:28No.
03:29No.
03:30No.
03:31No.
03:32No.
03:33No.
03:34No.
03:35No.
03:36No.
03:37No.
03:38No.
03:39No.
03:40I have it.
03:41Good.
03:42Slightly.
03:49I'll see you within the hour.
03:56Hawkins!
03:57Journey's end with lovers' meeting!
04:00I'll do you this justice Mr. Holmes.
04:02I was never in a case yet I didn't feel stronger for having you on my side.
04:05you on my side. Fugitives may be Gennaro and Amelia Luca. If so, in grave danger. Expect
04:14agent imminently. Regards, Abe Rimmer. The agent's here. He arrived from New York this
04:20morning. His name's Leverton. Leverton! I know of him. The man he's after is Black
04:25Georgiano, leader of the Red Circle. Do we score over you for once, Mr. Holmes? You must
04:33give us best some of the time. I think that we should pool our resources.
05:03There's something up there.
05:10Holmes. Keep the piece downstairs. I must have a word with Signora Luca.
05:27I must have a word with Senora Luca.
05:44Senora Luca, it's York Holmes.
05:47I must speak to you.
05:49Oh, no.
05:51No.
05:54Your husband, Gennaro, will be safe and safe with you.
05:57You will place yourself in our hands.
06:05Scott on the aisle is watching the house.
06:08And Mr. Leviton is on his way from New York.
06:13Mr. Leviton?
06:21We shall not let any harm come to you.
06:24Please let me in.
06:28Please?
06:34I'm not going up there again.
06:36Never.
06:37Oh, don't be silly, Vera. Don't be silly.
06:39You know what the doctor said. It was just a cat scratching.
06:43No, it wasn't. It lifted.
06:45Mrs. Hudson, would you make Vera a cup of tea, please?
06:47What is going on in this house?
06:51Noises?
06:52Lights going off?
06:54This will be the death of me.
06:55Oh, my God!
06:57I was born in Posillipo, near Naples.
07:01My father was chief lawyer.
07:04Gennaro had no money and no position, nothing.
07:07But his beauty, his strength and energy.
07:13My father forbade much, and we ran away.
07:17We were married in Bari.
07:18I sold my jewels to bring us to America.
07:25Fortune smiled at first.
07:27Gennaro saved a rich Italian from some ruffians in the Bowery.
07:30He was Signor Castellotte, of Castellotte and Zamba, the fruit importers.
07:39Gennaro became like a son to him.
07:52Tell me about this visitor.
07:56This friend of your husband's from Posillipo.
07:58He's no friend.
08:01Gennaro brought him home one day.
08:04They had met in the street.
08:06He came again and again.
08:08He talked and raved about politics and social questions,
08:13and what he meant to do, whirling his great arm.
08:16His voice was like thunder in our little house.
08:20And your husband?
08:22He sat pale and listless.
08:25At first I thought it was dislike.
08:29But then I understood.
08:31It was a deep, secret fear.
08:34Secret fear.
08:37I brought him out of love for me by all we held dear.
08:41To tell me why this man have assured him.
08:43Close.
08:44I brought you.
08:45I brought you.
08:46I brought you.
08:48I brought you.
08:50In his wild, young days,
08:53when all the words seemed against him,
08:56he had joined a brotherhood,
08:57Il Cerchio Rosso,
09:00the Red Circle.
09:03He thought its purpose
09:05was to put right the injustice of life.
09:10Once you've taken its dreadful oath.
09:12Tell me about you and Giorgiano.
09:26I had noticed for some time when he came to us,
09:30his eyes were always turned upon me.
09:34These terrible, glaring eyes.
09:36And one evening,
09:39I had awakened what he called love in him.
09:44Emilia,
09:46my only grandmother.
09:48But it was the love of a brute.
09:50A savage.
09:51What happened to me?
09:52Leave him!
09:53Leave him!
09:54Leave him!
09:55Leave him!
09:56Leave him!
09:57Leave him!
09:58Leave him!
09:59Leave him!
10:00Leave him!
10:01Leave him!
10:02Leave him!
10:03Leave him!
10:11A few days later,
10:13there was a Red Circle meeting.
10:17Signor Castellotti had been approached for money
10:19and refused them.
10:22Now they planned to kill him.
10:25They drew lots.
10:34It was fixed.
10:36It was Giorgiano's revenge for my rejecting him.
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