Sherlock Holmes: The choice is always yours. Whatever society may claim, it can't control you.
Mycroft Holmes: We have two problems, as I see it. One, finding a boarding school that is willing to take Enola on so she won't be a complete failure in this world. That, I am in the process of solving with the help of an old friend. And two... finding Mother.
Enola Holmes: I don't know what she wanted me to be.
Mycroft Holmes: I believe I explicitly told you to look for her.
Lestrade: You explicitly told me to look for a scrappy girl with no poise. This was a woman... with extreme poise.
Mycroft Holmes: There's a wild thing underneath. That, I assure you.
The Dowager: England's true glory is what is. Do you see?
[Enola looks around at the forest in awe]
Enola Holmes: I can see much beauty.
The Dowager: Very sensible answer.
Sherlock Holmes: You're being emotional. It's understandable, but unnecessary.
