Watson: "Who is that fellow, Holmes?" Holmes: "Sir Charles Warren. New head boy, Scotland Yard." Watson: "Oh yes I remember. Damn fool. Last year, those riots in Trafalgar Square." Holmes: "Exactly. Bloody Sunday the papers called it Watson: "He was every bit as responsible as the radicals, in my opinion." [00:23:50]

Inspector Foxborough: "Sir Charles would like to see you in his office immediately. Don't provoke him. He is determined to have you off the case. He is a dangerous man. He has many secret friends. Go carefully." [00:39:29]

Watson: "I say, Holmes. What is this mumbo jumbo?" Holmes: "The handshake and the ring, Watson, are archaic rituals preserved by the thirty-third degree members of the secret order of freemasons." Warren: "We are not a secret order!" Holmes: "Your existence is no secret, Your rituals and membership are secrets you guard as closely as you may, which is why you removed the writing from the wall." Holmes: "You did not remove that writing to protect Jews against antisemetic rage. The Juwes, or Juw-es, referred to, are from your own secret society of the Loyal Order of Freemasons [00:41:59] Warren: "We are a benevolent society!"

Watson: "I can't imagine what that peculiar gesture of yours was all about. I couldn't make head nor tail at it." Holmes: "Well, it gave Sir Charles pause, don't you think?" Watson: "It shut him up. Quit a thing too." Holmes: "I don't know which caused him the greater anxiety, the fact that I knew the secret signs, or the possibility that I too might be a mason." Watson: "Meaning what exactly?" Holmes: "That each of those signs which are employed by a freemasons, in their ceremonies, to establish each other’s rank." Watson: "But how are the masons involved?" Holmes: "Ah, whoever wrote that message, is a mason. Or a man like myself, whose made a study of their practices." Watson: "You mean he accuses the masons? He wants us to believe that Jack the Ripper is a mason? Oh, come on, Holmes!" Holmes: "Oh, no. I form no opinion either way, Watson. But the Juwes, or Juw-es, against the accusations that have been made, were three men who murdered the Grand Master, builder of Solomon’s Temple." Watson: "Oh, really." Holmes: "According to masonic ritual. And their names were Jubala, Jubalo and Jubalum, hense Juwes or Juw-es." Watson: "The things you know, Holmes." Holmes: "Well, when they were brought before Solomon, they confessed to their guilt and Jubala said, 'Oh that my throut be cut across,' and Jubalo said 'Oh that my left breast be torn open, my heart and vitals taken and thrown over my left shoulder,' and Jubalem said, 'My body severed in the midst.'" Watson: "My God, that poor women’s body was mutilated in just that savage way. Now assuming, as you say, that there is some connection between those ghastly murders and the masonic ritual, in what way were these wretched women involved?"