Miss Scarlet & The Duke (Miss Scarlet)

Scotland Yard is ready to use your services.

BEFORE THE SERIES ...

I was hoping so!

In London there are political groups

whose goal is destabilization.

This group is becoming extremely radical.

She set off her mind.

“And capable of anything.” “Even to kill?”

Nitroglycerine...

Did he make a bomb?

You work for men.

Do whatever you say.

May be, Want to reward someone special?

Mr. Parker came.

Finally.

How to order:

Today's morning issue London Post.

This, by the way, is the first newspaper, which I bought myself.

Usually they are delivered to your home.

I chatted with the seller.

A very bright character although rude.

That's how it is.

Advertising will benefit the bureau.

Maybe you were mentioned.

“Miss Scarlet’s business partner.” - Truth?

That would be really nice,

although I think my mother this is unlikely to please.

Found it.

Read soon.

"Campaign for women's suffrage "

almost turned into an act of terror

"prevented Inspector Wellington ... "

"Firm determination"

"many saved lives"

"Scotland Yard Pride."

- And what is written about you? - Yes.

Not a single word about me only about inspector wellington

and his "brilliant and inquiring mind."

Is there about me there?

KATE PHILLIPS

STUART MARTIN

ANSU KABIA ANDREW GAUER

Kathy Belton Danny Midwinter

NICK DANNING RICHARD EVANS

And Kevin Doyle

MISS SCARLET AND DUKE

AUTHOR IDEAS - RACHEL NEW

LONDON COUNCIL POLICE SERVICE

Beyond the London Post there is still an article ...

Wonderful.

Great.

Go on.

Yes sir, I wanted to say that besides the London Post

they also wrote about it Telegraph and Morning Chronicle.

No doubt.

This is a great ad, Wellington.

Thank you sir.

So beautiful that I sent a telegram

editor of the Police Chronicle.

He wants to print an article about you.

About me sir?

Newspaper prefaring -

wild gossip yes cheap sensations

but it is read by the Minister of the Interior.

In short, this morning a journalist should come.

I recommend mentioning my name in the conversation.

I obey.

And the way I lead with a steady hand our ship in these troubled waters

inspiring your subordinates.

In my own words, of course.

Of course, sir.

Do not fail, Wellington,

and the rise we talked about is in your pocket.

Inspector.

Who let you in?

Alfred, duty sergeant.

Alfred?

I thought his name was Albert.

I see you often forget names. For example, mine.

Article...

Not a single word about me.

And I decided that you didn’t say about an article out of modesty.

- Eliza ... - I need an advertisement!

Out of ten customers nine immediately leave

barely seeing that sitting at the table not Henry Scarlet, but his daughter.

Eliza, I'm a detective inspector Scotland Yard.

It’s one thing when about our know your

but an article in a newspaper ...

If we happen to work together again

I will do everything possible,

to your contribution was honored.

Good.

I will try my best to believe you.

Duke, there came Mr. Bans.

Ok, wait.

Nice. So the question is settled.

This is still a long way off.

Frank.

Frank!

Call a journalist here.

Guten Morgen, Fraulein Scarlet.

Good morning, Herr Hildegard.

Fraulein Scarlet, let introduce my niece tilly.

She came to me from Hamburg.

Nice to meet you, Fraulein Hildegard.

As long as she is here

I think it will be useful to her to spend time

in the company of a lady like you.

You are older and you can give her advice in fashion matters

and of course gossip.

I know that ladies love to talk.

I have so many things to do not to gossip, Herr Hildegard.

Yes Yes. I told Tilly about you and your detective bureau.

I've never seen her so excited.

And by the way about this:

Are you busy? Right now.

I'm afraid I'm busy

- but maybe another time? - Really, very sorry.

For I have found you business.

Though...

For you I will always find a moment Herr Hildegard.

What do you know about posthumous photography?

Some people want to capture the image of their loved ones before the burial.

He has something on his cheek.

Now, Mr. Henderson.

My friend James Henderson provides such a service.

You are doing an amazing job.

Many consider him creepy.

But I believe that for the mourners our services are priceless.

Herr Hildegard spoke highly of you.

He is very kind.

How can I help you?

I began to receive letters frightening content.

I notified the police but they are inactive.

Yes, they do not tire of disappointing.

Letters come in blank envelopes.

No brand, no address.

With a messenger?

On different days and different times.

Each envelope has a photograph, which I did.

But someone processed the image, see?

At first I decided

that someone has access to my studio,

and burned all the negatives

but letters still come.

Besides photos - nothing?

Is this not enough?

The one who sends them wants to scare me.

This ghost is not just some woman.

Do you know her?

Her name is Katherine.

She was my wife.

A year ago she was gone.

ARCHIVE And here we have an archive.

All cases and arrests since 1829.

An order is stored there, signed by Robert Peel himself.

Robert Peel ...

This is just amazing.

You know, this is a great honor -

to be in the inner circle such a respected detective.

I confess I’m surprised what you heard about me.

You are too modest, sir.

Your reputation is ahead of you.

Well, that's not for me to judge.

Do not doubt:

All of London is talking about you, Inspector.

- To us here. - And I’ll tell you frankly,

hand on heart:

I, without hiding, cried with happiness, hearing about your new feat -

preventing an act of terror.

And not only from happiness, but also from gratitude.

Well this is ...

And from relief.

Cried with happiness thanks and relief.

I apologize.

I'm just as sensitive as talkative.

In conclusion, I would like to repeat:

For me honor to be in your community.

And I know for sure that our readers will be absolutely delighted

when they learn more about courage the person who keeps our peace.

Here, by the way,

just about that ...

You will do me an invaluable service

if you mention in your article

our boss

Superintendent Stirling.

His talent as a leader and mentor inspires all his subordinates.

Really?

Yes.

I understand you very well, Inspector.

Each of us has a boss.

By the way, since we are talking about this:

Can I ask you about the response service?

Editor of our newspaper,

to whom vanity is also not alien,

seeks to attract as much as possible number of readers.

And so we prefer

louder stories.

I think there is something.

Let's see the reports for the night.