| The two smoke while 'Camberley' describes his vision of a multinational performance tour, starting with the play depicting the arrival of the Old Ones and followed by two more new acts written by the mysterious author. He promises Vernet fifty percent of the take, if he and his author friend will come to Baker Street the next morning to draw up the contracts. Vernet announces this to the company, who react enthusiastically. |
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 | My vision of a multinational tour would start with a play depicting the the arrival of the Old Ones, which would then be followed by two more new acts written by the unknown author. I promise u 50% of the take. If you'd like to accompany me and my friend to Baker Street the next morning. | |
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| After the two leave the theatre, the narrator attempts to ask the detective what he was looking for, but is interrupted by his friend, who cautions him that the city has many ears. |
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| Once inside a cab, the detective proceeds to tap the tobacco from his pipe into a small tin, and announces that he has found the Tall Man, and hopefully tomorrow will have found the Limping Doctor. |
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| I have found the Tall Man, and hopefully tomorrow, we will find the Limping Doctor. | |
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