Poor Sir Charles.

You mean Sir Charles had been attacked?

Sir Charles, I'd almost forgotten about him.

For what lady, sir? For Mrs. Charles Hamilton.

She was most upset by Sir Charles' death.

Then I saw Sir Charles lying there dead.

Sir Charles knew his creature comforts, all right.

Sir Charles Baskerville was found dead on the moor.

Sir Charles must have been terrified when he died.

Did anyone else benefit under Sir Charles' will? Yes.

Then, you see, I was Sir Charles' best friend.

The death of Sir Charles Baskerville has caused much sadness...

He was a Norwegian, racing against a British guy, Sir Robert Falcon Scott.

Scott? Scott? Scott, I've...

The body of Sir Charles Baskerville discovered on Dartmoor early today.

There were the servants', for instance, your own, and Sir Charles'.

You have not yet told us what Sir Charles died of.

And Sir Charles, your dear uncle, he died here, didn't he?

Scott? Scott?

Sir Charles must've been tiptoeing back to Baskerville Hall when he died.

You found Sir Charles' body up near the old Abbey, I understand.

Yes, he knew a woman when he saw one, did Sir Charles.

Do you know, dear old Sir Charles, he loved doing that? Yeah.

Mrs. Scott. Please, Mrs. Scott.

In March 1916, Sherrington fought for women to be admitted to the medical school at Oxford.

Scott? Scott, are you dressed yet?

But what made you decide to go across the moor to look for Sir Charles?

Since you've mentioned Sir Charles' death... perhaps you could tell us a little more about it.

Scott!

Scott, Victor Scott, the Napoleon of the courtroom.

Charles! Charles!

The only thing I noticed was that he said Sir Charles... was tiptoeing about Dartmoor at night.

How many times Sir Charles and I have discussed life, you know... over a glass of sherry.

Scott Wolchok

Scott Klemmer

Thanks, Scott.

Scott, hurry!

Hello Scott!

With Scott?

Mrs. Scott?

Mrs. Scott?

Scott speaking.

Mr. Scott.

Hello, Scott.

Victor Scott.