Sherlock Holmes: Sometimes you must dangle your feet in the water in order to attract the sharks.
Enola Holmes: When looking to travel incognito, it's safest to travel as a widow. People are always anxious to avoid conversation about death. Widows scare them. And there's no better disguise than fear.
Edith: If you want to stay in London, be tough... Be tough! Live the life. But don't do it because you're looking for someone. Do it because you're looking for yourself.
Sherlock Holmes: [as a police officer tries to stop him from walking through Scotland Yard] Don't be ridiculous.
Eudoria Holmes: Try to be excited, not disappointed at the possibilities of something new.
Eudoria Holmes: There are two paths you can take, Enola. Yours... or the path others choose for you.
Enola Holmes: She was not an ordinary mother. She didn't teach me to string seashells or practice my embroidery. We did different things. Reading, science, sports, all sorts of exercise - both physical and mental. Mother said we were free to do anything at Ferndell... and be anyone.
Eudoria Holmes: Paint your own picture, Enola. Don't be thrown off course by other people. Especially men!
Enola Holmes: You tickle me, Viscount Tewkesbury, you magnificent marquess of blooming Basilwether. You're a cleverer boy than I perhaps gave you credit for.
Eudoria Holmes: You have to make some noise if you want to be heard.
Sherlock Holmes: Enola.
Mycroft Holmes: My God. Look at you. You're in such a mess.
[first lines]
Enola Holmes: Now, where to begin? The first thing you need to know is that my mother named me Enola.
Sherlock Holmes: Now, please put the teapot down. In your hands it is a mighty weapon.
[Edith puts the teapot on the table]
Sherlock Holmes: Thank you.
Enola Holmes: I don't need friends. I have my own company.
Sherlock Holmes: Look for what's there, not what you want to be there.
