Holmes's expression shifts rather dramatically from the fond thing it had been to something darker and much more vicious. He clenches his jaw as he turns from Watson and crosses to his windows to pull the curtains shut tightly.

"Yes, well. Tomorrow you and I will investigate the house," he says, trying to sound matter-of-fact and keep the murderous feelings out of his voice. "The evidence should be mostly intact. We'll find him." And then Holmes will see to it that he's punished for hurting his Watson.

Turning back around, he undoes Watson's collar and sets it aside.

"How are you feeling now?"