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(orchestral music)
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I've found it.
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- I have found it.
- (Clicking sound)
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AAAAH!
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The secret is to make
the bait look like dinner.
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That's why we use live
ones. Does that hurt him?
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It's a worm!
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You want to make it land with a plop.
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The plop grabs their attention.
They think supper has landed.
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Why would a worm just go plop
in the middle of the river?
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- Does it matter?
- This is boring.
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- Worms live in the ground.
- Who cares?
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- I got a bite!
- Pull! Reel it in!
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- It's a big one!
- It's not boring now, is it?
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- It's really big!
- I think it's snagged on something.
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Oh, chuffing hell!
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- Sir.
- Murdoch.
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- What have we, Dr. Grace?
- Male, early forties. Murder victim.
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We pulled him out of
the river this morning.
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Isn't it also possible he simply drowned?
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I'm quite confident in my supposition.
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Oh.
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It looks like an arrow,
but it's made of metal.
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It wasn't fired from a bow.
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Maybe a crossbow?
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Nothing with a string. See,
no notch here at the back.
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(door closing) It appears to fit
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- into a mechanism of some sort.
- Hmm...
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I also found these in his pocket.
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Emily, I've just...
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Oh, sorry. Am I interrupting?
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- And you are?
- Lillian Moss,
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this is Detective Murdoch.
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I've heard a great deal about you.
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- Oh?
- Lillian, if you could just
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- wait outside...
- Of course.
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That's quite alright, Doctor.
I believe we're finished here.
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- Yes.
- Miss Moss.
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Is that the man Dr. Ogden surrendered
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- her political aspirations for?
- He is.
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Bit of a stick in the mud.
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So what's so important?
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Official nomination meeting
has been set for tomorrow.
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- Oh.
- Margaret Haile will finally
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have a proper platform
to address the voters.
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We must be prepared to support her.
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Then we'll need more pamphlets, signs.
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Perhaps, I could recruit some
of the constables to attend.
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This is really happening.
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A female candidate for
the Provincial Parliament.
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These are great times we're living in.
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(camera clicking)
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Sir! What have we?
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A receipt of some sort.
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"Dry"?
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- Dry Cleaning?
- No, I suspect it's
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- Dry Goods.
- Mark? Mark's Dry Goods?
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Here we are. Have a look
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at where the river where we
found the body originates.
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"Markham."
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I've always liked this
town, sir. Do you remember
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- the last time we were here?
- Oh yes!
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I believe we were in search of Martians?
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Sir, that was naive of me, I admit.
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Their gravity on Mars is one third of ours;
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a Martian wouldn't be
able to stand up here.
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Now, I still think
Venusians are a viable...
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George, thank you.
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What is that? What is
that you're doing there
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with those little cans there?
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And straighten those out.
I told you 4 times already!
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- You've got to straighten them...
- Excuse me.
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Detective William Murdoch,
Toronto Constabulary.
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Could I see one of your
blank receipts, please?
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What is this regarding?
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- _
- A short while ago, thank you George,
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this man came in and purchased these items.
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I remember him. But he looked
a little better when I saw him.
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- How long ago was that?
- Two weeks, give or take.
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Came in with another man. They
were looking for the temple.
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- The temple?
- It's a local legend.
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Some building like the Taj
Mahal in the woods to the west.
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The Taj Mahal? Out here?
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Don't know if it actually exists.
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But they were intent on finding it.
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Can you describe the other man?
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Older, slightly. Not a
foreigner like this one.
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It's about all I can tell you.
They only came in the one time.
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Thank you.
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George, ask around town
after these two men.
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This can't be the only
place where they stopped.
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And see what you can find
out about this temple.
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Right, sir.
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Detective!
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The temple he talked about,
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- it's not just a legend.
- You've seen it?
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When I was a child, we
played there a few times.
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- Oh. Where is it?
- Out in the woods
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west of town. I can't
remember exactly where.
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Are you going to look for it?
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- Possibly.
- Be careful.
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The building is guarded by a troll.
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A troll?
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I've seen him myself.
Bug-eyed crazy, lives on rats.
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He can't speak but he
can scream like a banshee.
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He used to chase us
away if we got too near.
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- Thank you very much.
- Sir!
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- What have you, George?
- A great deal, sir.
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I spoke to the woman who
rented out those two men a room.
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- Did you get their names?
- Yes, sir.
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Steven Hayes and Bashar Kaba.
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Bashar Kaba... is that Arabic?
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Turkish, apparently. But,
sir, these two went looking
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for the temple two weeks
ago. Haven't been seen since.
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What did you find out about the temple?
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Well, sir, the locals call
it the Temple of Death.
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They say that nobody who's ever gone inside
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- has made it out alive.
- Indeed?
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Apparently it was built a couple of
decades back by an eccentric millionaire.
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And, sir, rumour has it that he killed
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his entire family and buried them in there.
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Now, other people say that one of his sons
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now guards the place. During
the construction of the temple,
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it's said that he was hit on
the head by a falling brick
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and now he's a bit, ah...
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We have to find this building, George.
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Agreed, sir. But how?
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I have an idea.
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What the bloody hell!
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- Murdoch?
- Sorry, sir,
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- but I have to test the device.
- What device?
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- It's a camera.
- For what?
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Aerial photography.
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Ah.
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♪
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♪ (camera clicking twice)
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George!
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Sir, are you sure we're
going the right way?
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According to my calculations, yes.
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- Sir.
- Yes, this is definitely an old foot path.
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Sir, you should come look at this.
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(grandiose music)
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Sir, it really does look like
the Taj Mahal, doesn't it?
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Actually, George, it's
more like the Hagia Sophia.
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Ah, yes.
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The church built by Emperor
Justinian in the 6th century.
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The greatest in all of Christendom
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for over a thousand years.
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Sir, I've been researching early
Christianity for my new novel.
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I see.
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George, the Hagia Sophia
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was built in Constantinople, wasn't it?
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And our victim was Turkish. Do
you think there's a connection?
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It's possible.
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Uh, sir, are you intending to go inside?
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I'm just saying, sir, they
call it the Temple of Death!
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Not the Temple of Doom or
the Temple of Dread. Death.
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It appears to be open.
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See, sir, I dare say, they're
not trying to keep us out;
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they're wanting to lure us inside.
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(camera clicking)
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Sir, this place is...
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It's magnificent!
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(camera clicking) It's very Byzantine.
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Sir, I can't believe a building like this
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would just be left abandoned.
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I don't believe it is, George.
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This has been cleaned by someone recently.
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Perhaps by the man who's
said to guard the place.
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- ♪
- Hmm...
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Sir, what do these mean?
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It's Christian iconography, George.
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- The apostles mainly.
- (Camera clicking)
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- How can you tell?
- Well, look at this one.
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Three bags of money
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represent Matthew, the tax collector.
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Sir. I've seen this symbol before.
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- (camera clicking)
- (footsteps)
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Sir, there's someone in here.
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Toronto Constabulary!
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Show yourself!
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(dramatic music)
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Flank him, George!
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Stop! Stop!
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Sir, calm down.
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Identify yourself,
please. What is your name?
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E... E... Enoch.
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- What language is this, sir?
- No, George,
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I believe that's his name. Enoch?
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- Is that it? That's your name?
- Yeah.
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Sir, if this is the guardian of the temple
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we've heard about, is it
possible he's our killer?
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Yes, George, it's possible.
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Um, do you have the photograph of Mr. Kaba?
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Sir, do you recognize this man?
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Uh...
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Dead.
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Yes, yes, he is dead. How did he die?
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Did you kill him?
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G... G... God.
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God killed him?
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He was with another man, wasn't he?
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Did the other man kill him?
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G... God, God kill.
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"I am the Alpha and the Omega.
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The first and the last. The beginning
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and the end."
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- Sir?
- It's a biblical reference,
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George, it signifies God Himself.
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G... G... God...
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kill.
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There seems to be something
inside these symbols, George.
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(bearded man stuttering)
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God, God, God kill!
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Sir!
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Well, George...
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I believe we've found our killer.
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You say the building killed him?
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The building is mechanized
to kill whomever performs
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a specific sequence of actions.
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- What the hell for?
- I have no idea, sir.
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According to local lore, it was
built by a wealthy landowner.
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You say his son is the guardian of the
place. Does he have anything to offer?
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He clearly suffers the effects
of some kind of brain injury.
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Find out who owns the land.
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We already did. It was
bequeathed to Enoch, the son,
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by Arden, the father, in 1878.
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This Arden McPhee didn't
build the temple by himself.
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He must have used stonemasons, artisans.
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If there's stained glass and
plaster icons, people made them.
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- People with addresses.
- Good point, sir.
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We need to find out more
about this Arden McPhee.
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- Ladies.
- Julia.
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I'm afraid Margaret can't
make it. She's busy writing
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- her nomination speech.
- Isn't this exciting?
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The first woman in the
British Empire to stand
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on the hustings as a candidate.
Will the press be there?
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- Of course.
- I arranged a meeting
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with Mr. Magnus Sinclair.
He's prepared to underwrite
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- the cost of Margaret's campaign.
- Julia, that's wonderful.
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One doesn't need to be in the
spotlight to bring about change.
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And, of course, by
staying behind the scenes,
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one risks a lot less.
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Shall we?
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(indistinct conversations)
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Sir, I found an obituary.
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Arden McPhee was an archaeologist.
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He lived abroad mostly, which
is why no one remembers him.
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- Where abroad?
- Well, according
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to the obituary, he returned
from Constantinople in 1877,
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- a year before he died.
- How did he die?
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A lingering illness is all it said.
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But, sir, he was predeceased
by his wife and two daughters.
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I checked their records.
They all died in 1877.
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Some illness they brought home with them?
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Sir, each death was ruled accidental.
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- Really? How strange.
- Strange indeed.
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Should I return to Markham,
see what I can find?
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No, George, I think we
should turn our attentions
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to Mr. McPhee's archeological career.
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- Right.
- Sir...
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I found the plasterer who made the icons
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for the temple. His name is Silas Renton.
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- Did you bring him in?
- He's passed on, sir.
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But I do have the name
of the architectural firm
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- who hired him for the job.
- We never built the temple.
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We only did some of the interior work.
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There were at least three
other firms involved.
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And we all worked
independently of each other.
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- That must have been difficult.
- (laughing): It was,
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but McPhee insisted on absolute secrecy.
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Any communication between the
firms had to go through him,
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and all the architectural drawings
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had to be surrendered
to him upon completion.
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Did you know the building was being armed?
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Good God, no.
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Never saw a master plan.
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And if one existed, I suspect
it was all in McPhee's head.
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So you surrendered the
plans upon completion?
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Yes...
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but we did keep a copy in the company safe,
283
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you know, in case matters
of a legal nature arose.
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I suspect the other firms
would have done the same.
285
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Do you know what other
architectural firms were involved?
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That was supposed to be a secret
as well. But it's a small world,
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and I can give you the names
of at least two of them.
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- Success, George?
- Sir, I found some articles.
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It's rather dry reading for the most part.
290
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He did most of his
digging in the near east.
291
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In this article, he claims to have found
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the lost city of Arimathea.
293
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Indeed!
294
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This was co-written by Mahmoud Bajjali.
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- You know him, sir?
- Not of Mahmoud,
296
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but we know an Iris Bajjali.
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The woman at the Egyptian exhibit
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- with the fondness for snakes!
- One and the same. I wonder...
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I'm sorry, this part of
the museum is off-limits.
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Dr. Bajjali.
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William Murdoch.
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To what do I owe this unexpected pleasure?
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Mahmoud was my father.
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He specialized in artifacts
from the Holy Land.
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Did you know an Arden McPhee?
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I met him once, actually,
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when I was very young.
Six or seven, I think.
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He and my father worked
together for a few years
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- until they had a falling out.
- What happened?
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I don't know.
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Arden McPhee was very intense.
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I didn't like him much.
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Why the sudden interest in him?
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Let me show you.
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Full dome flanked by two half
domes of the same diameter,
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an obvious reference to the Hagia Sophia.
317
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Why would McPhee build such a thing?
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To kill people, apparently.
319
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The building is rigged with lethal traps.
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- There's one man dead already.
- Who?
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00:17:57,448 --> 00:18:01,251
Bashar Kaba. Do you know him?
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Never heard of him.
323
00:18:03,287 --> 00:18:06,256
Look at the iconography.
324
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That's odd. Why... are
there two of Matthew?
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The icons are the same,
326
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but the frieze above is different.
327
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Hmm... What does it mean?
328
00:18:18,335 --> 00:18:20,302
We don't know.
329
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I know.
330
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Oh my.
331
00:18:25,975 --> 00:18:28,277
Sir, the novel that I'm working on now
332
00:18:28,311 --> 00:18:30,279
is about an archaeologist,
333
00:18:30,313 --> 00:18:32,414
but he's sort of a
swashbuckling archaeologist.
334
00:18:32,449 --> 00:18:35,284
A swashbuckling archaeologist, George?
335
00:18:35,318 --> 00:18:37,586
Yes, sir, he's introverted but rugged,
336
00:18:37,621 --> 00:18:40,422
incredibly brave but he
has an Achilles' heel.
337
00:18:40,457 --> 00:18:42,024
What is it?
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00:18:42,058 --> 00:18:45,627
Butterflies. He's terrified
of them. And of course,
339
00:18:45,662 --> 00:18:48,030
at the end of the novel he has
to crawl in a cave full of them.
340
00:18:48,064 --> 00:18:50,098
What sort of man is afraid of butterflies?
341
00:18:50,133 --> 00:18:52,000
Your point, George?
342
00:18:52,035 --> 00:18:54,435
Sir, I contend that my protagonist
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and Arden McPhee were after the same thing.
344
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I believe this icon of money bags is
not a second representation of Matthew,
345
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but rather of Joseph of Arimathea.
346
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He was wealthy, he was also
347
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the disciple that caught
Jesus' blood in a cup,
348
00:19:07,849 --> 00:19:10,385
known by legend
349
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- as the Holy Grail.
- George, I hardly think...
350
00:19:14,589 --> 00:19:17,524
Sir, he found the city of Arimathea!
- Nevertheless...
351
00:19:17,559 --> 00:19:20,895
- He could be right.
- What?
352
00:19:20,929 --> 00:19:24,665
My father was obsessed with the Holy Grail.
353
00:19:24,700 --> 00:19:26,633
It's why he was working with Arden McPhee.
354
00:19:26,668 --> 00:19:28,669
Sir, McPhee must have found it.
355
00:19:28,704 --> 00:19:30,671
Perhaps in Constantinople.
356
00:19:30,705 --> 00:19:32,639
That's why this place
is full of booby traps.
357
00:19:32,674 --> 00:19:35,742
Hidden somewhere in this building...
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00:19:35,776 --> 00:19:37,911
is the Holy Grail.
359
00:19:42,612 --> 00:19:43,277
The Holy Grail?
360
00:19:44,308 --> 00:19:44,910
In Markham?
361
00:19:45,411 --> 00:19:46,011
Ontario?
362
00:19:46,892 --> 00:19:50,729
- We're positing a theory, sir.
- A very compelling theory.
363
00:19:50,763 --> 00:19:53,298
I'm not entirely convinced myself, but...
364
00:19:53,332 --> 00:19:55,267
Good, because it's bloody crackers.
365
00:19:55,301 --> 00:19:57,602
That's what King Arthur and his
knights were after, isn't it?
366
00:19:57,637 --> 00:20:00,905
- According to legend, yes.
- Then, what's it doing in bloody Markham!?
367
00:20:00,939 --> 00:20:03,574
What was it doing in bloody England?
368
00:20:03,608 --> 00:20:04,876
Ha!
369
00:20:04,910 --> 00:20:07,912
(He clears his throat.)
There are a number of reasons
370
00:20:07,946 --> 00:20:10,281
to consider this theory,
sir, predominant of which
371
00:20:10,315 --> 00:20:12,483
is the lack of a compelling alternative.
372
00:20:12,517 --> 00:20:14,585
And the building was booby-trapped
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00:20:14,619 --> 00:20:17,755
to kill people following
clues to something.
374
00:20:17,789 --> 00:20:19,757
So what's the case then?
375
00:20:19,791 --> 00:20:21,759
We can't exactly throw a building in jail.
376
00:20:21,793 --> 00:20:23,761
Is this just a treasure hunt now?
377
00:20:23,795 --> 00:20:26,297
A search that could end in the Holy Grail.
378
00:20:26,331 --> 00:20:28,332
And how are you gonna go about that?
379
00:20:28,366 --> 00:20:30,834
Well, sir, I've asked
the architectural firms
380
00:20:30,868 --> 00:20:34,037
who built the temple to
provide me with their drawings.
381
00:20:34,071 --> 00:20:38,008
Well, Margaret's
preparing Lancashire hotpot
382
00:20:38,042 --> 00:20:40,210
and that trumps some old
cup any day of the week.
383
00:20:40,244 --> 00:20:42,145
Dr. Bajjali.
384
00:20:42,180 --> 00:20:44,347
♪
385
00:20:48,519 --> 00:20:51,220
And what are you doing for dinner?
386
00:20:53,223 --> 00:20:55,257
My wife will be expecting me.
387
00:20:57,127 --> 00:20:58,828
- Your wife.
- Yes, I...
388
00:20:58,862 --> 00:21:01,564
Well, we...
389
00:21:03,456 --> 00:21:06,291
- Why don't you join us?
- Oh, no...
390
00:21:06,325 --> 00:21:10,161
- Yes, I insist.
- I would love to.
391
00:21:13,532 --> 00:21:15,500
I don't understand.
392
00:21:15,534 --> 00:21:19,304
We always have eat dinner
promptly at 7 o'clock.
393
00:21:19,338 --> 00:21:21,806
I'm sure she will be here soon enough.
394
00:21:21,840 --> 00:21:23,841
Yes.
395
00:21:25,844 --> 00:21:27,879
- (phone ringing)
- Oh!
396
00:21:29,782 --> 00:21:31,783
(Murdoch clearing his throat)
397
00:21:33,786 --> 00:21:35,219
Hello?
398
00:21:35,253 --> 00:21:36,888
Yes.
399
00:21:36,922 --> 00:21:39,390
Yes.
400
00:21:39,425 --> 00:21:42,326
Of course, of course, that's fine.
401
00:21:42,360 --> 00:21:45,495
All right, we'll see you later.
402
00:21:50,435 --> 00:21:52,869
Julia won't be joining us.
403
00:21:54,272 --> 00:21:57,140
Oh.
404
00:21:57,174 --> 00:22:01,010
- Just the two of us, then?
- So it appears.
405
00:22:03,047 --> 00:22:05,148
So let's eat.
406
00:22:07,151 --> 00:22:10,386
I always understood it to be the cup
407
00:22:10,421 --> 00:22:12,489
Christ used at the Last Supper.
408
00:22:12,523 --> 00:22:15,058
Yes, a common misconception.
409
00:22:15,092 --> 00:22:17,226
But, as your constable said,
410
00:22:17,261 --> 00:22:20,563
the Grail is associated
with Joseph of Arimathea.
411
00:22:20,597 --> 00:22:23,399
The man who collected Christ's body
412
00:22:23,434 --> 00:22:26,035
- after the trial and execution.
- Exactly.
413
00:22:26,070 --> 00:22:28,338
Most experts believe it was the vessel
414
00:22:28,372 --> 00:22:30,840
used by Joseph to capture Jesus' blood
415
00:22:30,874 --> 00:22:33,008
as it drained from his body.
416
00:22:33,042 --> 00:22:36,011
That's why it was thought to be holy.
417
00:22:36,045 --> 00:22:38,647
- So what happened to it?
- There are reports
418
00:22:38,682 --> 00:22:41,383
that both the Grail and the burial shroud
419
00:22:41,417 --> 00:22:43,452
were taken by Joseph to Edessa.
420
00:22:43,487 --> 00:22:45,488
I always understood that
421
00:22:45,522 --> 00:22:48,457
- Joseph brought it to Britain.
- Another common misconception.
422
00:22:48,491 --> 00:22:51,393
Joseph brought it to a palace
423
00:22:51,427 --> 00:22:53,628
in Edessa called Britium.
424
00:22:53,662 --> 00:22:58,400
Oh. So how did it end up in Constantinople?
425
00:22:58,434 --> 00:23:02,237
I imagine it was brought there for
safe-keeping after the Islamic conquest.
426
00:23:02,271 --> 00:23:04,572
Certainly, the crusaders thought
427
00:23:04,607 --> 00:23:07,976
it was there. They ransacked
the Hagia Sophia looking for it.
428
00:23:08,010 --> 00:23:11,245
Iris, this is the Holy Grail
429
00:23:11,279 --> 00:23:13,247
we are speaking about.
430
00:23:13,281 --> 00:23:16,751
The most sought-after
artifact in all of Christendom.
431
00:23:16,785 --> 00:23:20,221
What are the odds that it's here?
432
00:23:20,255 --> 00:23:23,257
If the Holy Grail exists,
433
00:23:23,291 --> 00:23:25,759
it has to exist somewhere.
434
00:23:25,793 --> 00:23:28,462
Is there any reason it cannot be here?
435
00:23:28,497 --> 00:23:30,498
I suppose not.
436
00:23:30,532 --> 00:23:34,268
If McPhee did find it,
437
00:23:34,302 --> 00:23:36,603
then why hide it?
438
00:23:36,638 --> 00:23:38,772
Why not claim the glory for himself?
439
00:23:38,806 --> 00:23:42,042
You said he was stricken with illness,
440
00:23:42,076 --> 00:23:44,177
and that he lost his family.
441
00:23:44,211 --> 00:23:47,915
Perhaps McPhee believed he had angered God
442
00:23:47,949 --> 00:23:51,084
by removing the holy relic
from its rightful place.
443
00:23:51,118 --> 00:23:54,887
He could not bring it
back to the Hagia Sophia.
444
00:23:54,922 --> 00:23:58,124
So he built a replica on his
own land and hid it there.
445
00:23:58,159 --> 00:24:01,094
You make a compelling argument.
446
00:24:01,128 --> 00:24:04,564
I'm glad to see I have
the power to persuade you.
447
00:24:04,598 --> 00:24:07,900
(scoffing) So, William,
448
00:24:07,935 --> 00:24:11,236
shall you and I go and find our Holy Grail?
449
00:24:16,109 --> 00:24:18,110
(George): To tell you the
truth, I'm rather torn. I mean,
450
00:24:18,144 --> 00:24:21,814
I would love to find the Holy Grail,
but it would certainly snuff my new book.
451
00:24:21,848 --> 00:24:25,584
Why does anyone care about
the Holy Grail? It's a cup.
452
00:24:25,618 --> 00:24:27,819
Higgins, it's a holy relic, man!
453
00:24:27,853 --> 00:24:30,155
It could have supernatural powers.
454
00:24:30,190 --> 00:24:32,224
- What kind of powers?
- Well, who knows?
455
00:24:32,258 --> 00:24:34,926
God is full of surprises. In my novel,
456
00:24:34,961 --> 00:24:37,762
it confers invisibility,
which comes in very handy
457
00:24:37,797 --> 00:24:39,931
for my protagonist at a crucial point.
458
00:24:39,966 --> 00:24:42,200
He's about to be eaten by
a tribe of cannibals, and...
459
00:24:42,234 --> 00:24:44,202
- Morning, sir.
- Morning, gentlemen.
460
00:24:44,236 --> 00:24:46,204
Are these the plans we requested?
461
00:24:46,238 --> 00:24:48,873
- This is what we were given.
- Hmm...
462
00:24:52,277 --> 00:24:54,479
Ah. Geometry?
463
00:24:54,513 --> 00:24:57,782
Uh, yes, sir. Have a look at
this. The basement of the temple
464
00:24:57,817 --> 00:24:59,850
is divided into two large rooms,
465
00:24:59,884 --> 00:25:02,019
each 27 feet wide.
466
00:25:02,053 --> 00:25:04,155
But the main floor of the
temple is 60 feet wide.
467
00:25:04,189 --> 00:25:08,526
- So?
- So 2 times 27 is 54.
468
00:25:08,560 --> 00:25:11,262
Even allowing for a one-foot thickness
469
00:25:11,296 --> 00:25:13,364
for these two walls, that still leaves
470
00:25:13,398 --> 00:25:15,432
four feet unaccounted for.
471
00:25:15,466 --> 00:25:19,803
- A secret passageway.
- Running right underneath the main floor.
472
00:25:19,838 --> 00:25:22,606
- Sirs?
- What is it, Henry?
473
00:25:22,641 --> 00:25:24,608
They've found another body.
474
00:25:24,643 --> 00:25:28,478
- (camera shutter clicking)
- (Murdoch): Dr. Grace.
475
00:25:28,513 --> 00:25:32,349
- Another victim of the temple?
- He preceded the first.
476
00:25:32,383 --> 00:25:34,884
This one's been in the
water at least two weeks.
477
00:25:34,918 --> 00:25:37,887
The top of the his skull
is partially caved in.
478
00:25:37,921 --> 00:25:41,691
- Any idea what from?
- Impossible to tell at this point.
479
00:25:41,725 --> 00:25:45,228
I'll need to remove the scalp. But
it appears to be what killed him.
480
00:25:48,065 --> 00:25:51,067
(woman): We have the right to
our demands! Votes for women!
481
00:25:51,101 --> 00:25:53,703
(Margaret): Are you just
going to refuse to speak to me?
482
00:25:53,737 --> 00:25:56,673
We can still put on a spirited
debate for these people, Dr. Beattie.
483
00:25:56,707 --> 00:25:58,708
What's going on?
484
00:25:58,742 --> 00:26:02,244
- Why is everyone leaving?
- I don't know. Margaret?
485
00:26:02,279 --> 00:26:05,347
Mr. Marter has a cold and can't speak,
486
00:26:05,382 --> 00:26:08,750
and Dr. Nesbitt is refusing
to speak out of sympathy.
487
00:26:08,785 --> 00:26:11,153
So it appears this meeting is over.
488
00:26:11,188 --> 00:26:13,322
What about you and your right to speak?
489
00:26:13,356 --> 00:26:15,757
They're completely indifferent
to my presence here.
490
00:26:15,792 --> 00:26:21,362
- This won't do. Your platform will be heard.
- Julia, what are you doing?
491
00:26:21,397 --> 00:26:23,832
Ladies and gentlemen!
492
00:26:23,866 --> 00:26:27,669
It appears Dr. Nesbitt and
Mr. Marter are unwilling
493
00:26:27,704 --> 00:26:30,872
to engage in intelligent
debate. Well, Ms. Margaret Haile
494
00:26:30,907 --> 00:26:34,342
is not. In fact, she relishes it.
495
00:26:34,376 --> 00:26:37,012
And gentlemen of the press,
do you not think that the city
496
00:26:37,046 --> 00:26:40,781
of Toronto deserves to hear a
woman's words? Do you not wish
497
00:26:40,816 --> 00:26:43,351
to record this pivotal moment
in our fair city's history?
498
00:26:43,385 --> 00:26:45,920
Ladies and gentlemen,
499
00:26:45,954 --> 00:26:49,691
I give you our Socialist Candidate
for the riding of North Toronto,
500
00:26:49,725 --> 00:26:52,727
- Ms. Margaret Haile!
- (Some applauding)
501
00:26:52,761 --> 00:26:56,230
I think perhaps I may have
misjudged your Dr. Ogden.
502
00:26:56,264 --> 00:26:59,800
Thank you Dr. Ogden for your introduction.
503
00:26:59,835 --> 00:27:03,303
And thank you all for coming out
today in support of our cause.
504
00:27:15,149 --> 00:27:17,251
(Murdoch): Iris.
505
00:27:17,285 --> 00:27:20,220
(Iris): I telephoned the
station. You were out.
506
00:27:20,255 --> 00:27:22,656
There's been another victim.
507
00:27:22,690 --> 00:27:25,058
- Of the temple?
- Very likely.
508
00:27:25,092 --> 00:27:28,594
Oh, that's terrible. Is it
true? Have you found evidence
509
00:27:28,629 --> 00:27:31,264
of a secret passage?
510
00:27:31,298 --> 00:27:33,933
Because I think I've discovered
something very interesting.
511
00:27:33,968 --> 00:27:37,203
Just one moment, Doctor.
512
00:27:37,238 --> 00:27:39,672
Enoch, I have a question for you.
513
00:27:42,143 --> 00:27:44,343
Do you recognize this man?
514
00:27:44,378 --> 00:27:47,179
His face would have been thinner,
515
00:27:47,213 --> 00:27:51,984
but his beard and his hair are the same.
516
00:27:52,018 --> 00:27:55,588
- Mm... Not... Not there.
- Yes, I know.
517
00:27:55,622 --> 00:27:58,123
His body washed down the river.
518
00:27:58,158 --> 00:28:00,826
But did this building kill him as well?
519
00:28:00,860 --> 00:28:03,595
Mm... God.
520
00:28:03,629 --> 00:28:06,999
- God...
- William,
521
00:28:07,033 --> 00:28:09,101
I think I've figured something out.
522
00:28:09,135 --> 00:28:12,304
All of these saints were martyrs.
523
00:28:12,338 --> 00:28:16,374
Paul himself preached the
virtue of suffering like Christ.
524
00:28:16,409 --> 00:28:20,779
I think the key to finding
the secret passage is to suffer
525
00:28:20,813 --> 00:28:23,481
like Christ.
526
00:28:23,516 --> 00:28:25,684
Christ was crucified.
527
00:28:25,718 --> 00:28:28,152
Exactly.
528
00:28:30,289 --> 00:28:34,458
What if I place my arms thus?
529
00:28:34,492 --> 00:28:36,994
(clicking sound)
530
00:28:37,029 --> 00:28:40,298
(sound of heavy objects sliding)
531
00:28:40,332 --> 00:28:42,967
Oh, it's working!
532
00:28:43,001 --> 00:28:45,336
- Iris!
- (Shrieking)
533
00:28:45,370 --> 00:28:48,306
OH! My God...
534
00:28:48,340 --> 00:28:52,008
You saved my life.
535
00:28:52,043 --> 00:28:54,244
(whispering): William, look.
536
00:28:54,278 --> 00:28:57,147
(breathing deeply) Doctor, wait...
537
00:28:57,181 --> 00:28:59,616
This building is designed to kill anyone
538
00:28:59,651 --> 00:29:01,719
who searches for the Grail.
539
00:29:03,722 --> 00:29:06,089
I'm prepared to risk the
wrath of God if you are.
540
00:29:10,461 --> 00:29:12,528
Stay behind me.
541
00:29:24,508 --> 00:29:27,209
Watch your head.
542
00:29:37,120 --> 00:29:39,521
- It's Greek?
- Byzantine.
543
00:29:39,555 --> 00:29:41,523
What does it say?
544
00:29:41,557 --> 00:29:44,860
"Whoever passes this point shall perish
545
00:29:44,895 --> 00:29:48,630
and bring a curse upon their loved ones."
546
00:29:48,664 --> 00:29:52,534
Why Byzantine Greek here?
547
00:29:52,568 --> 00:29:55,270
I suspect it must be a replica of the curse
548
00:29:55,304 --> 00:29:58,006
McPhee encountered while he
was searching for the Grail
549
00:29:58,040 --> 00:30:00,341
beneath the Hagia Sophia.
550
00:30:08,650 --> 00:30:12,453
- What are you looking for?
- Trip wires, anything.
551
00:30:12,487 --> 00:30:15,556
Be careful. Don't touch the walls.
552
00:30:19,494 --> 00:30:21,529
- (something clicking and sliding)
- (Iris gasping)
553
00:30:21,563 --> 00:30:24,465
- What was that?
- (Blades ringing)
554
00:30:27,201 --> 00:30:30,137
Why is nothing happening?
555
00:30:30,171 --> 00:30:32,372
I suspect the blades won't move
556
00:30:32,407 --> 00:30:34,475
until I lift my foot off of the trigger.
557
00:30:34,509 --> 00:30:38,378
What should we do?
558
00:30:42,016 --> 00:30:43,984
Try pressing your back against the wall
559
00:30:44,018 --> 00:30:46,920
and putting your feet
up on the opposite wall.
560
00:30:49,657 --> 00:30:53,059
Keep your body between the two blades.
561
00:30:55,763 --> 00:30:59,866
- Ready?
- Yes.
562
00:30:59,900 --> 00:31:02,836
- Oh my God!
- (Blades screeching)
563
00:31:02,870 --> 00:31:06,005
(clanging) (Murdoch): Are you alright?
564
00:31:06,039 --> 00:31:09,075
I think so.
565
00:31:13,246 --> 00:31:16,115
My skirt didn't fare so well, though.
566
00:31:16,149 --> 00:31:18,217
I won't look.
567
00:31:28,495 --> 00:31:30,996
(Iris): Oh, my God!
568
00:31:31,030 --> 00:31:33,331
Iris, wait!
569
00:31:33,366 --> 00:31:35,467
It's a cobweb.
570
00:31:35,502 --> 00:31:39,738
What's a cobweb if not a trap?
571
00:31:48,347 --> 00:31:50,315
(flipping coin)
572
00:31:50,349 --> 00:31:55,053
Whoa! Oh! Wow...
573
00:31:57,156 --> 00:32:00,858
- Do you think it's safe now?
- No.
574
00:32:02,861 --> 00:32:04,896
(flipping second coin)
575
00:32:04,930 --> 00:32:09,466
The gas must be expended.
576
00:32:25,583 --> 00:32:28,218
Oh, it's beautiful!
577
00:32:28,253 --> 00:32:31,087
It's just as I imagined.
578
00:32:31,121 --> 00:32:33,857
Iris, what are the chances
579
00:32:33,891 --> 00:32:36,526
that the Holy Grail would be
580
00:32:36,561 --> 00:32:39,829
just as you imagined?
581
00:32:39,864 --> 00:32:44,067
Ah... a decoy.
582
00:32:56,280 --> 00:32:59,115
(loud thud)
583
00:33:09,258 --> 00:33:11,727
Oh, William...
584
00:33:15,665 --> 00:33:17,833
Careful...
585
00:33:45,127 --> 00:33:48,329
Is it the Holy Grail?
586
00:33:48,363 --> 00:33:50,264
I'm not sure...
587
00:33:50,298 --> 00:33:52,266
It's ceramic,
588
00:33:52,300 --> 00:33:54,535
which is surprising, I...
589
00:33:54,569 --> 00:33:57,538
I thought it would be silver or brass.
590
00:33:57,572 --> 00:34:01,342
But it looks first century.
591
00:34:01,376 --> 00:34:04,678
So it could be?
592
00:34:04,712 --> 00:34:08,048
Yes, it could.
593
00:34:10,752 --> 00:34:15,388
William, I think we've
just found the Holy Grail.
594
00:34:24,231 --> 00:34:26,566
Ah, Dr. Grace.
595
00:34:26,600 --> 00:34:29,135
I've determined the cause of
death of the second victim.
596
00:34:29,170 --> 00:34:31,337
- Head trauma?
- Strangulation.
597
00:34:31,372 --> 00:34:33,906
I thought his head was bashed in?
598
00:34:33,940 --> 00:34:35,908
It was, and I assumed that
that was the cause of death,
599
00:34:35,942 --> 00:34:38,044
but once I peeled back the
flesh I found that the bone
600
00:34:38,078 --> 00:34:40,079
had healed over long ago.
601
00:34:40,113 --> 00:34:42,148
- How long ago?
- By the extent of bone growth,
602
00:34:42,183 --> 00:34:44,383
I assume the injury occurred in childhood.
603
00:34:47,854 --> 00:34:51,991
Dr. Grace... the man in your
morgue must be Enoch McPhee.
604
00:34:52,025 --> 00:34:54,694
So who is pretending to be Enoch?
605
00:34:54,728 --> 00:34:58,430
(gun cocking)
606
00:34:58,464 --> 00:35:00,465
I'll be taking that, Detective.
607
00:35:05,316 --> 00:35:08,530
- I don't understand.
- I do.
608
00:35:09,548 --> 00:35:12,317
This isn't Enoch McPhee.
609
00:35:12,351 --> 00:35:14,919
This is Mr. Kaba's assistant, Steven Hayes.
610
00:35:14,953 --> 00:35:18,488
- Pleased to make your acquaintance.
- The second victim we found
611
00:35:18,523 --> 00:35:22,058
- that was Enoch, wasn't it?
- I'm afraid so.
612
00:35:22,092 --> 00:35:25,562
- You killed him?
- I had no choice.
613
00:35:25,596 --> 00:35:28,532
(imitating Enoch): He c...
c... couldn't be reasoned with,
614
00:35:28,566 --> 00:35:30,567
poor man.
615
00:35:30,601 --> 00:35:34,570
I'm hoping the same cannot be said of you.
616
00:35:34,604 --> 00:35:38,174
Mr. Hayes, is this
really worth killing for?
617
00:35:38,209 --> 00:35:42,846
The Grail is not some artifact, Detective.
618
00:35:42,880 --> 00:35:46,749
It has been imbued with
the blood of Christ himself.
619
00:35:46,783 --> 00:35:51,354
It has... power.
620
00:35:51,388 --> 00:35:53,622
Of course it's worth killing for.
621
00:35:53,657 --> 00:35:56,091
Give it to me.
622
00:35:56,125 --> 00:35:58,927
Now.
623
00:36:05,602 --> 00:36:08,103
Now get back down the stairs.
624
00:36:08,137 --> 00:36:11,373
- No!
- Do as he says, Doctor.
625
00:36:11,407 --> 00:36:14,309
- He's going to take the...
- Just do it.
626
00:36:23,986 --> 00:36:26,120
(chains clanking)
627
00:36:27,656 --> 00:36:31,393
(trapdoor slamming shut)
628
00:36:31,427 --> 00:36:34,095
He's getting away. He's
getting away with the Grail!
629
00:36:34,129 --> 00:36:37,565
I'm more concerned that he's
getting away with murder.
630
00:36:40,936 --> 00:36:42,503
What are you doing?
631
00:36:42,537 --> 00:36:45,372
When you pressed against
the posts at the altar
632
00:36:45,407 --> 00:36:48,174
you tripped a wire that
engaged these ratchets,
633
00:36:48,209 --> 00:36:50,444
allowing these counter-weights to come down
634
00:36:50,478 --> 00:36:52,613
and the door to open.
635
00:36:52,647 --> 00:36:54,782
If we want the door to open again,
636
00:36:54,816 --> 00:36:57,451
we have to disengage these ratchets.
637
00:37:01,022 --> 00:37:02,956
(ratchets clicking)
638
00:37:02,990 --> 00:37:06,426
- That should do it...
- (chains clanking)
639
00:37:06,460 --> 00:37:08,594
(trapdoor sliding open)
640
00:37:11,265 --> 00:37:14,500
Get after him!
641
00:37:26,012 --> 00:37:28,815
Argh!
642
00:37:42,628 --> 00:37:44,896
Mr. Hayes! Stop!
643
00:37:47,434 --> 00:37:49,634
(Hayes grunting)
644
00:38:09,254 --> 00:38:10,554
Nowhere to go!
645
00:38:10,589 --> 00:38:12,490
- You're under arrest.
- Never!
646
00:38:12,524 --> 00:38:16,294
I've been searching my
entire life for this.
647
00:38:18,797 --> 00:38:20,764
- It's a 60
- foot drop.
648
00:38:20,799 --> 00:38:24,702
But you forget; the Grail has power.
649
00:38:24,736 --> 00:38:28,238
- What power?
- (Laughing maniacally)
650
00:38:28,272 --> 00:38:31,008
God's protection.
651
00:38:31,042 --> 00:38:33,911
No!
652
00:38:42,653 --> 00:38:47,391
(thunder booming)
653
00:38:47,425 --> 00:38:50,227
(rain falling heavily)
654
00:38:52,230 --> 00:38:55,232
Carefully, sir, it is ceramic.
655
00:38:55,266 --> 00:38:57,534
So this is it then?
656
00:38:57,568 --> 00:38:59,569
This is the Holy Grail?
657
00:38:59,603 --> 00:39:03,740
- Well, we'll have to call in Milton Webb.
- Pottery expert.
658
00:39:03,774 --> 00:39:07,744
But... yes. I believe it is.
659
00:39:07,778 --> 00:39:11,180
(George): Can you imagine;
that cup actually touched
660
00:39:11,214 --> 00:39:13,349
Jesus' lips at the Last Supper.
661
00:39:13,383 --> 00:39:16,519
I thought it was used to catch
his blood after his death?
662
00:39:16,553 --> 00:39:19,321
- Uh... It was both.
- Why?
663
00:39:19,356 --> 00:39:22,191
Were they that short of
goblets back in those days?
664
00:39:22,225 --> 00:39:25,561
... Unbelievable!
665
00:39:25,595 --> 00:39:28,330
Dr. Bajjali. If you'll just
give us a moment, please.
666
00:39:28,365 --> 00:39:30,532
Murdoch...
667
00:39:32,535 --> 00:39:35,470
Look, if this is the one true Holy Grail...
668
00:39:35,504 --> 00:39:38,506
Well, there's gonna be
a bit of a hullabaloo.
669
00:39:38,541 --> 00:39:41,810
International press, parade down
King Street, the whole shebang.
670
00:39:41,844 --> 00:39:45,948
- Yes, I suppose so, sir.
- Who owns it?
671
00:39:45,982 --> 00:39:50,918
Well, it doesn't belong to
any... person, sir, it's...
672
00:39:52,888 --> 00:39:56,624
Well sir, if it's the genuine
article, it belongs to God.
673
00:39:56,658 --> 00:39:59,760
It should be in the Vatican,
or at the very least the museum.
674
00:39:59,795 --> 00:40:03,097
What about Dr. Bajjali?
Does she have a claim?
675
00:40:03,131 --> 00:40:05,600
Her claim is equal to mine.
But as I said, it doesn't belong
676
00:40:05,634 --> 00:40:08,069
to any person.
677
00:40:08,103 --> 00:40:10,705
Right, then.
678
00:40:10,739 --> 00:40:13,207
Oh, no...
679
00:40:15,510 --> 00:40:18,479
She can't have gone far.
680
00:40:18,513 --> 00:40:20,714
(thunder booming)
681
00:40:20,748 --> 00:40:23,317
Taxi!
682
00:40:23,351 --> 00:40:26,052
IRIS!
683
00:40:26,087 --> 00:40:29,256
- Give it back.
- I'm sorry, William.
684
00:40:29,290 --> 00:40:31,825
You said yourself...
it's the most sought-after
685
00:40:31,859 --> 00:40:33,960
artifact in all of Christendom.
686
00:40:33,995 --> 00:40:36,362
It's worth millions.
687
00:40:36,396 --> 00:40:38,464
I could fund any expedition.
688
00:40:38,499 --> 00:40:40,834
It doesn't belong to you!
689
00:40:40,868 --> 00:40:43,302
I was the first person to touch it.
690
00:40:43,337 --> 00:40:46,572
- It belongs to me.
- It belongs to God!
691
00:40:46,607 --> 00:40:49,342
- There is no God!
- (Lightening zapping)
692
00:40:56,583 --> 00:40:58,884
(thunder rumbling)
693
00:41:04,981 --> 00:41:06,930
Very interesting.
694
00:41:08,185 --> 00:41:10,752
- "Interesting" as this is the Holy Grail?
- No.
695
00:41:10,854 --> 00:41:13,622
Interesting because you
rarely see pieces like this.
696
00:41:13,656 --> 00:41:17,692
They were only made in
the first century. You see
697
00:41:17,726 --> 00:41:20,995
- these markings here?
- It's a squiggle. What of it?
698
00:41:21,030 --> 00:41:24,199
The first century was a
dangerous period for Christians.
699
00:41:24,233 --> 00:41:28,369
They needed a way to
secretly identify one another.
700
00:41:28,403 --> 00:41:30,872
The various Christograms
701
00:41:30,906 --> 00:41:33,107
were well-known by the authorities.
702
00:41:33,142 --> 00:41:35,943
Especially the fish symbol.
703
00:41:35,978 --> 00:41:38,680
But if one were to
704
00:41:38,714 --> 00:41:41,282
place another cup upside-down
705
00:41:41,316 --> 00:41:43,517
atop the first...
706
00:41:47,255 --> 00:41:51,559
There.
707
00:41:51,593 --> 00:41:54,895
So it's Christian. Now,
is it the Grail or not?
708
00:41:54,929 --> 00:41:58,499
Inspector, Christianity did not
begin until after Christ's death.
709
00:41:58,533 --> 00:42:01,201
A cup with the symbol of the risen Christ
710
00:42:01,235 --> 00:42:04,504
could hardly have caught his blood.
711
00:42:04,538 --> 00:42:07,451
- So my book...
- Sod your book.
712
00:42:08,252 --> 00:42:09,537
Feel free to write it, George.
713
00:42:09,543 --> 00:42:11,644
I don't think the true
Grail will be uncovered
714
00:42:11,678 --> 00:42:13,846
- anytime soon.
- (Brackenreid): I knew it.
715
00:42:13,881 --> 00:42:16,849
The Holy Grail would be
made of silver or gold.
716
00:42:16,884 --> 00:42:18,851
Sirs....
717
00:42:18,886 --> 00:42:20,853
This could still be the cup.
718
00:42:20,888 --> 00:42:23,255
What if McPhee was trying to disguise it?
719
00:42:23,289 --> 00:42:25,391
What better way to hide the
Holy Grail than encase it
720
00:42:25,425 --> 00:42:27,326
in something that proves it's not?
721
00:42:28,361 --> 00:42:31,664
- Sir...
- George, we are hardly going to
722
00:42:31,698 --> 00:42:34,299
destroy a ceramic artifact
from the first century
723
00:42:34,334 --> 00:42:37,036
to prove your theory.
724
00:42:37,070 --> 00:42:40,072
So what becomes of it?
725
00:42:40,106 --> 00:42:42,841
Well, it's an interesting piece.
726
00:42:42,875 --> 00:42:46,945
- I would like to have it at the museum.
- Done.
727
00:43:00,392 --> 00:43:03,461
(pottery shattering) My God!
728
00:43:05,898 --> 00:43:08,299
My God...
729
00:43:25,100 --> 00:43:30,100
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