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Invoking the US Constitution, the populist political party in USA is in effect. Members are called right wingers. Consider a RWP run for office!
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*Cairo's god cannot be propitiated
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Like Shango holding a lightning bolt reversing the pull of his electricity, they're staying off the lines. Might get a camera to zoom in instead of a mobile telephone!
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Maybe African voodoo & vodun & mythology brought help? Holmes said goodbye to his wagon train of an assortment of animals & made camping a pastime in the center of Rwanda. The End.
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Holmes did not miss London, yet, although he would return someday with glory & he pinched the urge to rush his inspection of the serial killer deemed Jack the Ripper.
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Jack the Ripper had eluded Holmes & Watson in Cairo so staying was illogical. The villagers of Rwanda were tense but safe so Holmes awaited the results of his publication with hope his news would reach home in London England Europe, another continent far away.
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Holmes decided to share his story with the countryside & wrote it out for villagers to distribute & translate. It was the only daring move to be made at the moment & Holmes had lost Dr John Watson somewhere along the way. Hopefully Watson would return to England & deliver some news from Egypt.
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Holmes would write in his journal when he had a moment to spare but the days were going by as usual with no significant progress. Holmes considered his time in Rwanda was bought & limited, but how to make something of the breakthrough was a difficult & harrowing task.
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Holmes felt a positive hope in Rwanda & the expensive & tumultuous trip was bearing fruit. The trickiest investigation Holmes had ever committed to had taken years of his time & he was ready for results. The villagers would not let Holmes talk too much & he was drawing pictures just to communicate.
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Holmes wondered if Jack or his minions had followed him? It was a possibility. Holmes could not travel through the foreign lands without a commotion & inspection had to be public. All the foreigners were aware of him & the spoils of Egypt a temptation. They knew where Holmes had been.
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Though the tale of his arch nemesis who was known as Jack the Ripper had brought recognition in Sudan & during his travels, he found no resistance until he made his way clear to Rwanda Africa. Many had never seen an Englishman & some treated him kingly.
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Would they believe a serial killer was hiding in catacombs or even in the public eye? Their assistance would be essential to move forward towards any progress. The End.
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Holmes decided to visit the Cairo gazette people due to his run-in with the royal minions because if he didn't go public in Egypt then he might have to face the minions alone. The gazette people published his story of the tale of Jack the Ripper & Sherlock Holmes awaited the results.
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The stings were kicking in & his heart was racing. The 1800's & civilization had caught up to him, instead of Jack & it was devastating. Holmes knew where to find the catacombs, though, & as soon as his body quit aching he would find Jack again.
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They had stuck him many times. He woke from the dream. Sadly, Jack the Ripper had once again eluded Detective Sherlock Holmes. He began moving & found himself within the diaspora of Cairo Egypt. He would find another place to camp & ponder his next move.
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Later, Sherlock Holmes was awakened by a footstep. Holmes stood up & moments passed before he was stuck with a needle. Drugs. He swirled on the royal minion & was stuck again. This time it was another man. Holmes fought off several men, at least ten, & ran from the scene.
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Perhaps, if Holmes could send Watson to fetch rebels to Jack's horror within Egypt, then some progress could be made in the adventure to catch Jack the Ripper himself. Either way, Holmes decided to camp out above the catacombs while Watson came & went. It was a mystery what Watson was doing now.
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Watson was always prepared to do the right thing & Watson was motivated to be correct, one step ahead of the villains. The problem to solve was how Holmes could unearth Jack while maintaining his guard post from the royal minions of the land.
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Holmes said no more. He asked no more. Holmes had initially speculated that Jack the Ripper had slipped off some way, but if Watson is correct then Jack could be trapped down beneath the investigative team. Holmes knew Watson was up to the task.
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Jack's killings had only become flaunting in recent years & the moment to catch him could not be lost to error. There was a whisper back that someone was down in the catacomb...but was it Watson whispering...& what had he seen? He left it at that for fear of disturbing the catch.
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Holmes had sent for Watson by courier & he was on the lookout for secret messages from all angles. Holmes couldn't leave his guard post for fear of missing any movement by the maniacal monster who had been on the loose for some time.
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He could not disregard the possibility. Watson stepped away from the distracting & competitive idiots to focus & think for a moment. Sherlock Holmes WAS still alive! The End.
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Watson could not be distracted from the revelation that the one & only "Jack the Ripper" was aware of detective Sherlock Holmes inspecting him. Could this mean Jack was aware of Watson too?
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Poor sap. The look on Jack's victim's face was grisly & Watson looked away with shame at his relief that the bloody mess was not Holmes' so a tear welled in his eye & the batons snickered.
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Entering the city of London England Europe, Watson was stopped & brought to a murder scene of a male that fit Holmes' description although fortunately it turned out to be a staged "look-alike" of detective Sherlock Holmes when he got to the body location.
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Heading to town was a dreaded feeling & Watson contemplated moving, but he could do no service to the heroics his master Sherlock Holmes had taught him to cater to so he snapped his reins slightly & leaned forward for the ride.
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Suppressing thoughts of what one of Jack's victims might go through experience, Watson climbed back onto his buggy & urged his two stallions forward.
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It was a "sobering" thought of how precious & valuable life was. Somehow, he had to believe that Holmes was alive. No one could stop this killer except Sherlock Holmes. Jack the Ripper was on a rampage, & it seemed that he had only recently found "ripping" as a hobby & pastime.
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Standing there in front of the headstone, Watson remembered Holmes' atheist teaching that once you die or pass away, it's over. There is no afterlife. There is no coming back from the dead. There is no ghost of the dead. There is no speaking to the dead.
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He could do Holmes no good in this state. He would not stay long but Holmes had taught him it's a good place to start so Watson obeyed his instinct. The cemetery was well maintained & the grave of Jack's most recent victim was surprising relaxing.
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Strangely, it was a drawing of a six-point star. Baffled, Watson slipped the treasure back into his pocket & bumped into a man coming his way, he didn't know why he was losing it but he just kept walking. Watson climbed onto his buggy & headed to the countryside, he needed some air.
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Holmes had left a scribble on his desk, a note, a reminder, & Watson had it in his other hand pocket. He pulled the clue out & looked at it, regardless of public discretion or etiquette. He stopped on the walkway right where he stood & stared at the slip of paper.
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What if Jack had an accomplice that was never mentioned, especially by the press, detective Sherlock Holmes had discussed the relative theorem with John Watson & they were "up in arms" about what he could be doing, elsewhere.