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* Likewise, the involvement of [[James Moriarty]] in the story is also completely removed. | * Likewise, the involvement of [[James Moriarty]] in the story is also completely removed. | ||
* Ace's violent reaction to Watson grabbing her arm (and subsequent reference to Glitz) is removed. | * Ace's violent reaction to Watson grabbing her arm (and subsequent reference to Glitz) is removed. | ||
* The entire sequence of the Doctor, Holmes and Eaton | * The entire sequence of the Doctor, Holmes and Eaton travelling by steamer ship to India, including Watson's discovery that the Doctor doesn't sleep is removed. | ||
* A conversation between the Doctor and Benny comparing and contrasting Holmes and Watson's reaction to and ability to cope with being on an alien world (the Doctor opines that Holmes is perfectly suited to London because of his encyclopedic knowledge of it, he'd flounder on an alien world due to that very encyclopedic knowledge while Watson, who takes things as they come, would cope better) was removed, replaced with Watson breathlessly commentating via his narration on his amazement and later the Doctor praising Holmes on how he could cope with anything because of his intelligence. | * A conversation between the Doctor and Benny comparing and contrasting Holmes and Watson's reaction to and ability to cope with being on an alien world (the Doctor opines that Holmes is perfectly suited to London because of his encyclopedic knowledge of it, he'd flounder on an alien world due to that very encyclopedic knowledge while Watson, who takes things as they come, would cope better) was removed, replaced with Watson breathlessly commentating via his narration on his amazement and later the Doctor praising Holmes on how he could cope with anything because of his intelligence. | ||
