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Suspects ran out
of the restoration room.

Cover all exits.

Roger that.

Go! Go!

Oi, keep us moving
but stay off the main routes.

We followed the plan exactly.

- How did they know?
- I don't know. I'll call her.

Liam, Mirabelle?

What happened?

Parker, we did everything right,
but the job went bad.

Astrid Pickford
messing with my plans. Bollocks!

Did they take anything?

No, Mr. Dunbar.

Everything here
and in the restoration room is intact.

Well, it's Doctor,
and thank you, Inspector Pickford.

Your tip clearly paid off.

I don't assume
we'll have any more problems?

Doctor, I practically grew up
in this museum and if you think I'm done

investigating a threat against it,
then you are sorely mistaken.

Now if you'll excuse me.

Eliot! My stuff!

That is very funny coming from you.

What is my travel bag doing here?

I just grabbed the essentials.

Therein lies the problem, Parker.
The grabbing.

What is up with Parker?

She's just mad the London team
got blown and wants us

to find out what happened.

Mirabelle said the plan was flawless,
so was the execution.

Now our guys are underground.

Well, something went wrong.

No, they weren't chased out
of the museum by rent-a-cops,

it was Interpol.

I've been on the phone all day
with the international teams

and now they wanna come
to London and punch next.

So you broke into my place?

No, she broke into all our places.

But I didn't steal anything this time.

I just packed your stuff.

That is not--wait. This time?

Have you broken
into my apartment before?

Once when you stopped answering texts.

Was I asleep?

Yes. For hours.

What was the job?

The Rhodesian scepter
was taken from the royal family

of modern-day Zambia
when the British colonized them.

Let me guess,
the museum doesn't wanna give it back?

Well, here's the thing.
The team was hired by a proxy

for the Zambian royal family.

They vetted him, everything checked out,

but the proxy has since disappeared

and the Zambian royal family
knows nothing about it.

Which means anyone
could have hired them to break

into the Monarch Museum.

Did you say the Monarch Museum?

Mm-hmm.

Okay. We're going to London.

- Dammit.
- We just have to make a pit stop first.

Hey.

Mm-hmm.

You got a terrific case here.

You're one witness' false testimony away
from a major path for your client.

There's plenty of ways around a witness--
I mean, a witness' testimony.

Well, we have dozens of cases
more just as worthy of your expertise.

Well, what can I say other than
I'm very flattered

and I'm very interested in your offer.

Fantastic.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

- All right then.
- All right.

You take care.

Why do I even bother
trying to keep a secret from you?

I haven't the foggiest.

I wasn't sure if that was a real
offer or not.

- But it's real?
- It's real.

You were the one who told me
I'd always go back to it.

And they need me.

I understand.

I need you too. One last job.

Remember that conversation
we had about collateral damage?

Mm-hmm.

I'm about to go swimming
through a ton of mine.

- Mm-hmm.
- I'll fill you in on the way to London.

London? Okay. I guess
I better go home and pack a bag.

Mm-mm. That won't be necessary.

After the London team's
failed heist,

Interpol shut down the museum's Wi-Fi
out of precaution.

Smart, I guess.
This place is an absolute maze.

Whoa! It survived the London Blitz?

Parts of it. The Monarch Museum
was built on the remains.

There were tons of walled-off
back passages and ancient boiler rooms

littered beneath us.

Whoever is in charge
of Interpol is not messing around.

Not only did they cut the Wi-Fi,

they got plain clothed agents
on every floor

and you wouldn't even be able to tell.

Parker, focus.

There's a dozen things within arms' reach

as valuable
and easier to steal than that scepter.

Not counting the jewels of India
exhibit which hasn't even opened yet.

Are you okay?

I'm fine. It's just this place,
it's full of ghosts.

Yeah, I can imagine.
The Hanover Gallery, as in...

I suggested
that he donate the gallery to house

his family collection

and also, a state of the
art restoration facility.

Which appears to be
the scene of the crime.

Who's the suit?

I don't have all day.
Step away from the art!

Given the tweedy impertinence,
I'd say he's the museum curator.

The restoration room
was the London team's target.

We need to get inside.

Right. Breanna,
can you get me and Parker in?

With the Wi-Fi down,
I'm gonna need physical access

to the building's wiring.

Physical access, huh?

Sounds like a me problem.

Breanna, turn on your flash.

Copy that.

Miss, there's no flash photography
in the museum.

Man, it's like mad dim in here.

How am I supposed
to post it online, you feel?

Do you have any idea
what you're doing to that painting?

Every time your flash goes off,
you are stabbing the paint molecules

with tiny, tiny daggers, okay?

Sir, there's no use
for that kind of behavior.

She's offending
the painting, okay?

Sir, sir, there's no need
for that kind of behavior.

I--go back to your digital world, okay?

And leave the real world to us.

Sure. Man is a mad thing, you know.

Dammit, Breanna.

If I take a guy's badge,
you don't start messing around

with his chest area,
it makes him look down.

He was cute.

This plumbing looks like it hadn't
been updated since the Blitz either.

Dang it.

They have some sort of pin lock
on the security system.

You know, I'm gonna have a word
with this Interpol agent in charge.

What's the bottom line?

Okay. Cameras, I can hijack,
they're on a separate feed.

But alarms and security...
maybe if I had a week.

No, careful--if that trips,
that is gonna--

Yep. Yeah, that--that's one way
to do that.

It's in the Impressionist exhibit.

Second floor, east wing. Come on.

We're on it. They won't get far.

All right.

How much time will this buy us?

Uh, about five to ten minutes.

You should stay here in case
they come back.

Oh!

Thank you, kind guard.

They're just giving these away.

Here.

Huh. Well, it's pretty but I don't know
why someone would go

to the trouble to have us steal it.

I don't think they did.
This isn't about the scepter.

This is about these.

Marble masks, hand-carved.

Greek death masks.

Why these over the scepter?

Parker, the London team
were just being used

for a practice run for the real heist.

Someone who wanted
to test the museum's defenses.

And I know who.

Ramsey.

Wait, Ramsey? You mean...

My first mentor.

Brilliant but terrifying, remember?

He forged one of these masks,
30 years ago.

Hmm. Which one?

So he wants it back now?
That doesn't make any sense.

No, I don't like it. Let's blow.

Small problem.
The curator's coming back.

Stall them.

You took them off their post?

Yes, it was an actual alarm.

You know,
this tape and the police it, uh--

well, it just scares the paying guests.

Excuse me.
Lawrence Gesterton, IYS Insurance.

Maybe I can be of little assistance.

Harry. No, no, no, no.

You need to be dismissive,

uh, unapproachable, mean even.

You're telling him to be Nate?

I'm telling him to be about the money.

I mean, I assume that this display
of manpower

won't have any effect
on the upcoming Jewels of India exhibit

that my firm insures,
we'd hate to have to pull the show.

Dr. Phineas Dunbar,
curator of the Monarch Museum.

I can assure you, everything is fine.

- So these officers...
- Yes.

The presence of police is simply overkill
on part of one Interpol inspector.

- There was a robbery.
- Attempted. Nothing was taken.

Criminals who operate at this level
don't take failure in stride,

they'll try again.

Perhaps then you could walk me through
some of the security upgrades

that you've implemented.

Right.

The next time IYS send an errand boy,
tell them Inspector Astrid Pickford

knows all their tricks.

Astrid Pickford?

We need to go, now.

Sophie. Come on.
Get your head in the game.

Parker. No. No.

This is my friend's joint.
It's under renovation.

All the exits are secured.
Now, who is Inspector Astrid Pickford?

Astrid Pickford, Interpol,
she once chased me

and Hardison across Europe.
Do you know how long Europe is?

Anyways, she considers me a nemesis,
which I understand.

I have a lot of nemesiseses.

I just don't have time to nemesis
them all back.

No. Sophie, who is Astrid Pickford to you?

She's the Duke of Hanover's daughter
and my stepdaughter.

Wait. Astrid Pickford, Interpol agent,

- is your stepdaughter?
- Yup.

It turns out having your father
robbed blind by grifters

and then watching him drink himself
to death is a formative experience.

Uh, have you known this whole time
that she was my nemesis?

Has she known this whole time?

Is that why we're drawn to each other,
battling across continents?

Hey, I thought you were her nemesis,
not the other way?

- Shush.
- The point is,

can she recognize you?

I don't know.

It's been 20 years.
Though I have kept tabs on her.

She's really quite brilliant at her job,

tenacious, always was.
Though, I have dropped her the odd clue

and might have nudged a deserving
criminal in her path now and then.

What? You have helped my nemesis,
my not-nemesis?

This goes against every oath
you've ever taken as a criminal.

Parker.
What about Ramsey?

Not much to tell.

He discovered my talents early on,
he molded me,

and that made him think he owned me.

I burned every bridge
I had getting away from him,

leaving behind a marriage
and a stepdaughter.

See? You say there's not much to tell,
but that was kind of a lot.

So hiring a Leverage crew
was not a coincidence.

And Astrid being on the case
isn't a coincidence either.

No, that was Ramsey setting a trap
and I walked straight into it.

Okay. Do you want to walk out of it?

No, she can't.

Because Ramsey will just keep coming
after her, trying to get her attention.

And with Astrid still there...

Collateral damage.

Ramsey is a loose end I can't afford
to have out there.

Not anymore.

We need to stop him
before he hurts anyone else.

Sophie, what's the play?

We know that Ramsey
wants his forged mask back,

we just have to find out why.

Well, we can't just waltz
into the museum and ask questions.

No, but we can recruit from the outside.

I've never been early before.

You're not, Billy.

I can't help you.

Billy, I thought we were friends.

I don't have any friends.

Yeah, how about enemies?

The heist at the museum.

Well, I don't know anything
about that.

You haven't heard anything about it?

Okay. I've heard everything about it.

Ramsey. It was why I pulled out
when it failed.

Why does Ramsey
want his forged mask back so badly?

Because the museum
is selling the whole lot back

to the Greek government.

So to land on a price,
the mask have to be re-authenticated.

And I'm guessing
that 30-year-old forge is not gonna

stand up to authentication
technology at this day and age.

So one forgery gets outed,
what's the big deal?

You don't understand.

Ramsey moved his mask
into the legitimate market

by the same methods
he moved all of his work.

So if one person gets exposed,
everybody falls like dominoes.

And a bunch of art people
across Europe will realize

they have fakes in their collection.

Not art people, rich people.

Kind of money they don't care if Ramsey
gets prosecuted or executed.

For that matter.

The stakes are life
and death for Ramsey.

- I can work with that.
- What do you mean?

Arthur told you what my team
and I are capable of.

I am taking Ramsey down
and you are going to help me.

Why would I do that?

Ramsey's been my meal ticket for decades.

And did you ever enjoy a full meal,
or did he just toss you

the odd table scrap?

I did you a good time with your daughter

and I didn't even get upset
when I learned your real motives.

You owe me.

I am going after Ramsey.

And I'm gonna win.

Whose side do you wanna be on
when the dust settles?

Okay. Okay, okay, okay.

I'm in.

What's the plan?

We have to lure Ramsey
out of hiding.

But first things first...

We got to clear Astrid out.

She's too good at what she does
and that's a complication we don't need.

You mean your little girl?
Oh, that is so nice when families reunite.

Parker, what did you steal
that made Astrid chase you across Europe?

One of my favorite
Rembrandt self-portraits.

Funny little hat.

Why?

Every day,
you and your people are here,

you're making my customers nervous.

Did you know? The Indian Jewels exhibit
pre-sales plummeted.

Excuse me. I'm so sorry to interrupt.
Inspector, I just got a ping.

Apparently, a stolen Rembrandt
has surfaced in Berlin.

A note was left at the scene addressed
to you from the thief.

Parker?

The Parker?

Apparently, she's calling you out.

Perhaps, she considers you
some sort of nemesis.

Imagine if you were to catch her.

Get the team together.
Red Bull, new priority.

Copy that.
Right away, ma'am.

Excuse me. No liquids in my museum.

She took the bait.
She'll be wheels up in half an hour.

- Okay. Faked your credentials.
- Oh.

And here's your stolen badge
from yesterday.

Good. All right.
We'll get into the restoration room.

You're on guard, schedules,
and exit routes, all right?

What the...

- Excuse me?
- I thought Harry said

she took the bait?
How could she not take the bait?

Excuse me?

Haven't I seen you before
here at the museum?

What kind of nemesis is she trying
to be...

It is possible. I, I am here often.

Amina Farid.
I am restoration expert from Dubai.

Astrid Pickford.

You of course know we're trying to keep
traffic in the gallery to a minimum

for now?

Apologies. Uh, the robbery attempt,
it disrupted my work.

Uh, a set of Greek death masks.

Please, may I enter the restoration room
just for a minute?

I, I have the paperwork.

Dr. Dunbar, I was just upstairs and I saw
that the inspector is still here.

Noticed that too, huh?

Doctor, out of curiosity, and for my file,

how was Interpol
able to thwart the attempted heist?

Hmm, an anonymous tip,
as I understand,

telling her that some thief
by the name of Ramsey

was gonna come and rob the museum.

Now we can't seem
to get our inspector to leave.

You're very dedicated to your work.

Just trying to protect
what I love.

The art, that is.

- Right.
- You also are dedicated.

Well, you protect what you love your way
and I protect it mine.

And how is that, may I ask?

By taking down
those who would destroy it.

I've been called overzealous,
hunting and studying criminals.

I guess I wanted to know how they thought.

If they feel.

You are very strong.

I've had to be.
One of these people destroyed my life.

I am sorry for you.

Don't be. I'm going to remind them
of it just before I return the favor.

I am sorry.
I--I won't be able to let you in.

I hope you understand.

But don't worry, your masks
will be safe with me.

You know,
even if we clear out that whole museum,

there's no way
Astrid's gonna leave the floor.

She wants Ramsey bad.

Can I pitch kidnapping now?
Kidnapping is a good idea.

Oh, you just wanna kidnap your nemesis.

And Sophie's not gonna like
this but it might be the best way.

She's a danger to you.

No, for my plan to work,
Astrid has to remain un-kidnapped.

We have a plan?

Yes. We need to get Ramsey
into the restoration room.

And how are we gonna do
that with Astrid guarding all the angles?

Well, she won't move away
from the restoration room,

then we have to move
the restoration room away from her.

Let's go steal a museum gallery.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

Cheerio.

Here's the mountain
in front of us.

We need to get Ramsey into the museum
and up to the restoration room unseen.

Meanwhile, Astrid and her team,

they have the Hanover Gallery
and the restoration room fully covered,

so we can't run a con from up there.

However, the layout of the third floor

is exactly the same as the floor above it,
minus a wall or two,

including an unused storage room
directly below the restoration room.

And Astrid does not have eyes on that.

Foolish mortal.

All right. All we gotta do basically
is clear out the museum,

hide some masterworks,
do a little masonry,

basically build an entire gallery
and restoration room.

Uh, and quick question.

How are we gonna get Ramsey
into the museum?

Doesn't he live off the grid,
hidden in the shadow?

Just gonna call him up and say,
"Hey, we found your forged mask."

Well, not me.

No, no. I don't like it.

- It doesn't make any sense.
- Of course it does, Billy.

And the whole thing depends on you.

That's the part that doesn't make sense.

And, you know,
you ruined my poker game again.

I can't go getting
in touch with Ramsey, can I?

But you can.

All you have to do is tell him
you can get him into the museum...

With the roses all over him?
The man's never gonna believe it.

But you don't know
which mask is his forgery.

And I don't, do I?
I mean, at least that much is the truth.

Yes. So he has to show up
to identify it.

And when he shows up to the museum,

we'll have him in a locked room
with Interpol just a few steps away.

All you have to do is escort him in,
we'll do the rest.

There's only a thousand things
that can go wrong with your plan.

And I'm 999 of them.

Ramsey's not gonna set foot
in a place if he sees a soul.

How are you gonna clear out
the entire museum?

I don't know.

The office said someone called
about the pipes down here again.

And they're really old and...

Susan, I'll call you back.
I just found a bomb.

Everyone, please remain calm.
We have the situation under control.

It's an unexploded
German ordnance from the Blitz.

We sent the robot down
and it took a reading.

Fifty kilograms, fuse intact.

It's called a blast bomb.

Dude, you having a World War II
German ordnance guy,

so on brand, but wow.

We should evacuate the museum.
Yes, Captain?

No. Not the entire building.

Uh, only for an hour,

so we can safely remove
the device from the premises.

It's yield will likely be very low,
if it explodes at all.

I'll take my chances.

No, careful with that.

We've got one hour.

That's not nearly enough time.

We can't recreate the restoration room

and the entire Hanover Gallery
in one hour.

Yeah, Eliot.

What do you mean, "Yeah, Eliot?"

Don't forget
about his ordnance guy.

Who all's hand went up
when we needed a guy

with an active 80-year-old device
on short notice, huh?

That would come in and ask no questions?

Who, who? Me. I'm the only one.

Where's my EOD tech? Suit up!

Listen, he's asking
for an explosive ordnance disposal,

a Hurt Locker guy.

Does anybody have any ideas? Huh? No?

No hands go up again?

Captain, there's a second payload
on the bomb.

It's potentially a massive yield.

No. That sounds more South African.

It's--it's massive.

Not massive. It's tremor.

- Huh?
- Tremor.

What?

Captain, there's a second payload
on the bomb and it's potentially...

Now you just sound
like Scotty talking to Kirk.

"I can't change
the laws of physics, Captain."

Stop. I--let me get through
the whole thing be...

Robot...

...wrong... dummy explosion...

Shh. Quiet.

Second payload.

Potentially a massive yield.

The slightest tremor could set it off.

Captain, this won't be quick.

Right.

Everyone needs to clear
the building cool and quiet.

EOD will stay with the bomb.

Thinks he can bypass the second fuse,
but it may take several hours if not days.

And Captain, tell the lads
to say a prayer for me, would you?

Yeah. You've got it, old boy.

Cover everything.

And if they question it,
it's protection from the bomb.

Do you think they'll buy it?

We don't have a plan M.

It's a massive payload.

You might want to clear
the whole block for this one.

And Captain, tell Carla I loved her.

She deserved better.

So the bomb clearing out
in the lobby, that was us.

Nothing I didn't figure out
for myself, but well done.

You always was good at bringing
in talent, my old son,

even though you never have
much yourself, to be honest.

I'm shocked I'm this close
with you at the wheel.

Keep cool, Billy.

Stay focused.

I don't know.

This feels off.
It's smaller than I remember.

Uh, you've grown bigger,

uh, is, uh, your influence has grown.

Don't let him get under your skin.

He's too suspicious.

There's still something
nipping at my arse about this place.

Maybe we should,
uh, be a bit quick about it?

You watch who you're talking to.

No.

There's something off here.

And you're walking me down a path.

What's waiting for me
down there, you mug?

There's nothing.

I--I swear.

He's gonna blow the whole thing.

Billy, mate,

it's not a good idea to lie to me.

Nah. Screw it. I'm done.

My, my.

Hello, Ramsey.

Not quite what you were expecting.

I'd expect nothing less
from my favorite protégé.

Didn't think I'd be pleased
to see you, did you?

I was never your protégé.

You were never handing me the reins.

In fact, you taught me
all the wrong things.

I taught you how to survive.

How to survive you.

Obviously it worked,
because here you are, standing there.

Not for a reunion, for a job,

which I swooped in to pull off
just like you wanted.

But make no mistake.

I'm here for one reason, self-protection.

Those masks get uncovered,

it's bad for the whole crew, not just you.

Well, why didn't you tell me
you was back in the game?

We could have been doing
business all this time.

The masks
are just straight ahead.

I heard Lady Astrid
was on the case.

I hope you didn't do anything
too drastic to remove her.

I just put her onto a warmer trail.

And despite any fancy you may have,

you're hardly on the top
of her most wanted list.

Hang on.

Why is he suddenly sweating? Eh, Billy?

What are you hiding, princess?

Nothing.

You know Billy, he's always been clammy.

And isn't there a portrait of you
somewhere in this gallery, right up here?

Portrait?

What portrait?

Look, we should really get moving.

Yeah. Please, Ramsey.
This--there is not--there's nothing there.

Hardison loves
this printer so much.

He made one
for all the international crews.

My big brother's version
of arts and crafts.

So within the realm of cool.

So paranoid.

Can we move on now?

Got to hand it to you, Sophie.

You knew exactly
which painting he'd go for.

I swear I heard something.

False alarm.

I studied these for so long.

I started dreaming about them,

obsessed with making the perfect copy.

And there he is, greatest ever forgery.

Next to you of course.

I was never one of your charades.

You only see what you wanna see.

The fabrication, not the facts.

You tried to train
all of the feelings out of me,

make me as cold
as one of these marble masks.

But I was never like that.
I was never like you.

Hey, guys, we have some
movement in the third floor hallway.

Yeah. No, no.
Sir, you can assure the board

that the exhibit will definitely open,
uh, just a slight bomb problem.

Ah-ha, Dr. Dunbar.
Thank goodness you're here.

Isn't the museum supposed
to be empty?

What is all of this?
What's going on over there?

Just a little precaution
to protect the paintings

in case the bomb goes off.
We should probably go.

Please.

There's nothing to worry about.

I wouldn't--I wouldn't--
I wouldn't--I wouldn't...

Where are all these works?

Justin, we're being robbed.

We're in the middle
of a robbery right now.

Inspector? Inspector, where are you?

I'm right outside the restoration room.

Restoration room?

Well, no--I mean, no.
Obviously you're not, are you?

Because I am outside
the restoration room.

Hmm?

Oh, my goodness!
How did that happen?

I got you.

- Inspector!
- Sorry if I have to lose those

drop cloths, I got you.

Sophie, we have a little problem.

Help me!

Inspector Pickford!

Pickford's here?

Help!

Inspector Pickford!

Trying to pull a fast one,
are you?

You're more like me than you think.

Oops.

No more forgery you can pin on me.

You old tosser.

Billy!

Time your girl gets here,
I'll be gone.

The only one getting caught here
is you.

Ta-da.

Billy.

This bloody cloth!

Why is nobody helping me? Ow!

All right, Billy. All right.

Ramsey's on the move, Parker.
You know what to do.

On it.

They're gonna catch us.

I'm never gonna see my daughter again.

Billy, we built this room.

That door never locked in the first place.

Look, that was really--
it was chivalrous of you.

We're square. Now go on.

- Don't get caught on the way out.
- Okay.

You know...

...I've never been gladder
to leave you, darling.

It's been fun.

Have them search every floor.
Dunbar sounded weird.

Just find him,
wherever the hell he is.

Right away, ma'am.

- Parker.
- Astrid.

A Greek death mask.

Stop right there.

That's my forgery.

I've been stitched up
good and proper, haven't I?

So continuing Breanna's art forgery hour.

Does anyone besides Ramsey
actually know which death mask is fake?

You only see what you wanna see.

The fabrication, not the facts.

I've been looking for you

ever since you destroyed my father.

Something tells me I'll know exactly
where to find you from now on, Ramsey.

You're under arrest.

Here comes the hero. Great work!

It's done. Bring in the crane.

You heard him, gents.

Good job
defusing the bomb, old boy.

So I've decided
to forgive Astrid for nemesising me.

She took down the bad guy.
That's what we do, so. She's family now.

Not a bad one to go out on,
being my last job.

Last job? Be serious.

What is it?

There's still a loose end.

The initial heist failed, but only because
it was tipped off to Interpol.

It had to be someone who knew
that dropping the name Ramsey

was going to bring
Inspector Astrid Pickford running.

Sophie, there's a lot more police here.

This doesn't feel right.

Oh no.

Hey, guys?

Cops are swarming.
I'd say it's time to make like a tree.

Breanna, find out where in the world
this call is coming from

and if we have people there.

Who is it?

I know exactly what happened.

The person who took down the London crew

knew that we were gonna jump in
and finish the job.

It had to be someone
who wanted to hurt Ramsey,

knew my connection to Astrid,

a carrot I couldn't resist,

and that I might be
the only person talented enough

and motivated enough
to bring Ramsey down for good.

How did I do, Arthur?

I'm so pleased you figured it out.

This would have been
far less satisfying if you hadn't.

I assume all your people
can hear me by now.

A tip of the hat on a job,
very well-done team.

I can only imagine how it must feel,
Sophie Devereaux,

being used for your many talents
once again after all these years.

Though you have to agree,
Ramsey did deserve to be taken down.

Breanna, where?

He's here.
He's right outside the museum.

I can just picture Eliot right now.

Thinking of all the ways
he can quietly take me out.

Oh, no, no.
No, that's Parker.

I'm thinking
about how I can do it very loudly.

Sophie, he's right down
the street. I can take him.

No. Whatever this is,
he'd have thought of that.

All right, Arthur, out with it.

What's this about?

Well, they say,
when you go for revenge, dig two graves.

And I did, one for you and one for Ramsey.

While you and your team were busy
forging the Hanover Gallery,

I was stealing a certain bejeweled crown,

just arrived today from India.

Sounds familiar.

Mm-hmm. Gems from the gold
Congo set by Cartier in the 1930s,

the Maharaja's crown.

I can't believe you've never put
the pieces together.

Of course, the last time we tried
to acquire it, I went to prison.

And you didn't.

Things are gonna be
quite the opposite this time,

as all the evidence points to you.

You've outdone yourself, Arthur.

Well, it was a stroke of luck really

our paths crossing like that
in the States.

You trying so desperately
hard to pretend you've changed,

that you forgot who you really are.

And now, just months later,

I used that to con you
into nailing yourself to the cross.

Revenge is sweet, Your Grace.

Anywho, I must go, best, always.

They're gonna love you in prison.

Time for phase two.

So Arthur Wilde stole
the Maharaja's crown, when?

When we were pulling off the Ramsey job.

Fingerprints.

I've been so stupid.
I should have seen...

Well, you shouldn't have
seen this coming,

he didn't want you to see this coming.

This is classic misdirection.
We're looking one way.

While he steals another.

How did he override
the internal pressure sensors?

- We didn't turn them off.
- We didn't.

Our shenanigans
were confined to the third floor,

but the museum's other security
measures are still on.

I knew he was gonna try something.

This...

We should move now.

Sophie, Let's go.

Sophie!