The following day, in costume as a drunken, looking groom, Holmes observes Miss Adler`s habits and her home, Briony Lodge. He notices that she is regulary visited by Mr. Godfrey Norton, an attorney. Holmes is concerned that Adler may have given Norton the letter and photograph for safe-keeping. When Holmes sees Norton and then Adler rushing out of the house, Holmes gets in a cab and follows them to St. Monica`s Church. Still dressed as a groom, Holmes ends up witnessing Adler and Norton`s marriage. The following day Holmes and Watson go to Briony Lodge. With a pre-planned ruse, and a number of accomplices, Holmes finds out where the photograph is hidden. On the way home, Watson and Holmes make a plans to go with the King to Mrs. Norton`s house and to retrieve the photo.
On Baker St. someone calls out “ Good Night, Mister Sherlock Holmes.” Holmes recognizes the voice but can`t place it. In the morning when they arrive at Briony Lodge, Holmes is presented with a letter from Mrs. Norton. She tells Holmes that, as an actress, she saw through his disgises. She was the one who called out his name at Baker St. She proceeds to tell him the photograph is safe, now that she is married, but she chooses to keep it. With the letter is a picture of herself, alone. The King of Bohemia is satisfied. Rather than the valuable emerald ring offered to him, Holmes asks for the picture of Irene Adler Norton, which the King gratefully gives to him. In the end, Watson says “ He used to make mery over the cleverness of women, but I have not heard him do it of late. And when he speaks of Irene Adler, or when he refers to her photograph, it is always under the honourable title of the woman.”
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