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00:01I'm sorry. I should have come to you.

00:03And you even brought something.

00:05I brought delicious stachelberg cake and peppermint tea, and I like to share.

00:09So, what is your concern today?

00:12In London, there was a major incident.

00:15Imagine, Kat, smearings were sprayed on house walls.

00:19And graffiti smearings are such a bad thing, Inspector Hastings?

00:22Well, yes. The problem are the motifs.

00:26Those are interesting representations.

00:29Tell me, who is depicted there?

00:31My superior and the highest officer of Scotland Yard,

00:36Police Chief Nicholas Whitehall.

00:38The police chief...

00:40...takes bribes!

00:42Oh, dear!

00:43Brothers with criminals!

00:45What?

00:46And it is also revealed that he was splashed five times in primary school.

00:50That's really embarrassing!

00:52It is obvious that these graffiti should make the police chief look bad.

00:57Okay, I understand.

00:58You want me to find the one who is responsible for this, right?

01:01Not at all!

01:03No, we already have the perpetrator.

01:05What I want, Kat...

01:07And now please listen carefully.

01:08What I want is for you to pretend to be another perpetrator.

01:17We solve every riddle.

01:19That's the motto of Detective Layton.

01:21Today, a very strange case has appeared again.

01:24I'm curious to see what riddles await me this time.

01:55I don't know, but I have the courage to smile with you.

02:04When I was a child, I spread my arms wide.

02:11I counted the clouds that I couldn't grasp and cried.

02:22My dream is sparkling.

02:25I wonder if I shouldn't be reckless.

02:28I want to be wonderful.

02:30It's a serious feeling.

02:33Now change me!

02:39Go beyond!

02:52So I'm supposed to pretend to be a perpetrator?

02:55I, uh...

02:56Inspector Hastings, I don't quite understand what you mean by that.

03:00Through our investigations, we quickly came across the perpetrator.

03:04But that's exactly the problem right now.

03:06But why is that a problem?

03:08The perpetrator is Whitehall's own wife.

03:14I'm losing my mind.

03:16That's the police chief's wife. Her name is Hilda.

03:19I see. So the police chief's wife has...

03:22Maybe these graffiti are there to frame the police chief's misdeeds,

03:27to which his wife can no longer remain silent.

03:29No, his vest is flawlessly white.

03:31With unfortunately only one exception.

03:34What is it, you cracker?

03:36I checked him thoroughly.

03:38He didn't take bribes.

03:39He has nothing to do with criminals either.

03:41It's all freely invented.

03:43With the exception of this elementary school case.

03:45So that's exactly what's going on?

03:47So the police chief...

03:49Okay, the police chief went out of his way.

03:52His wife noticed that and sprayed something on the wall out of spite.

03:56Yes, that's how it has to be.

03:58Yes, exactly like that, Cat.

04:00But is it really true that the police chief's wife sprayed these graffiti?

04:05There are indications.

04:07When we interrogated her, she said she wouldn't take the police chief's misdeed.

04:11You don't care about the criminal image if he loses his social standing for it.

04:16She insisted on this statement.

04:18Admittedly, your anger is not incomprehensible.

04:20But I couldn't help it.

04:22You're cheating on your wife!

04:24Get together and apologize!

04:26According to my police chief,

04:28luckily there are only a few people who know the actual truth.

04:32I want you to construct a new truth as soon as possible,

04:36so that we can cover up that his wife is responsible for the graffiti.

04:41Hmm...

04:42A detective can't do something like that, Miss Layton, so...

04:46What's there to think about?

04:48Yes, that's how it is.

04:49Huh?

04:50I don't mind.

04:52Well, even if you took the case, Cat Riel,

04:55you couldn't beat her anyway.

04:58I can't beat him!

05:00I heard that exactly. Get out of here!

05:02Who are you talking about, Inspector?

05:04You only count answers you found yourself.

05:07She doesn't care about the position of the police chief.

05:10They call her the Iron Lady.

05:12And of course she would never hide anything in such a case.

05:15So there is someone like that here?

05:17A look at the information was enough for her to know that the wife is the perpetrator.

05:22The profiler, Emiliana Perfetti.

05:24Emiliana Perfetti?

05:26I'm sorry for letting you call, Cat, but maybe this is...

05:30I'll take over this case!

05:32You'll take over?

05:33Really, Cat?

05:35The police chief ran away.

05:37If it was also known that his wife had sprayed graffiti,

05:40it would have drawn the attention of the Scotland Yards.

05:43Well, great, if she's so determined, she can't be stopped.

05:48The old hasting said that dealing with her would only cause trouble,

05:51and you'd better leave it.

05:53Oh, what? I'm just interested.

05:55She must have a lot to do.

05:57I'll introduce myself and then we'll go again.

06:00Come in.

06:02Excuse the interruption.

06:04It's you.

06:05She would like detectives who draw arbitrary conclusions with their intuition.

06:10Wow, the first impression is already there.

06:12I'm Emiliana Perfetti, the profiler.

06:16Miss Emil-Anna?

06:18No, not Emil-Anna, Emiliana!

06:21My goodness, how impolite.

06:23You two really don't take anything from each other.

06:25Excuse the question, but profilers analyze the psyche of a perpetrator

06:29and assume on the basis of huge amounts of data perpetrator profiles, right?

06:33Yes, exactly.

06:35Instead of misleading a greeting, I will assume what you have observed today.

06:40Ah, you can do that too? Amazing!

06:46Very good.

06:49I see, I see.

06:51According to my analysis, it was peppermint tea and,

06:54if you also ate cake today,

06:56strawberry cake, if I'm not mistaken.

06:59She was completely right.

07:01That's amazing.

07:02But tell me, how did you know that?

07:05Quite simply.

07:06Compared to yesterday, it is three degrees warmer today.

07:09The data say that more peppermint tea is sold on such days.

07:12Furthermore, they dress coolly, but quite fashionable.

07:15People who follow every trend could hardly expect

07:17that this week summer strawberries were on the market.

07:20And finally, her unmanly impression.

07:22It doesn't bother you to fiddle with cake.

07:24She was completely right.

07:26Well, would you like to be a detective?

07:28Really great conclusion, Volgert.

07:30Now don't admire her yet,

07:32but show her that you are not a like-to-be-detective.

07:35All right, please allow me to find out in return

07:38what you would like to drink right now.

07:40Show it to her, Miss Layton, you can do it.

07:42I see, I'm curious.

07:44What you would like to drink is...

07:46also delicious peppermint tea.

07:49So that. How do you know that?

07:51Oh, apparently you are right about that.

07:53Well, that's easy.

07:55On your desk there is an empty glass

07:57with traces of coffee on the floor.

07:59This morning...

08:01Man, is that...

08:03On such hot days you drink chilled tea.

08:05What? Empty?

08:07I didn't put any tea in the fridge.

08:09Well, next to coffee.

08:11Did this solo performance have to be now, Cat?

08:14Actually, you wanted to drink chilled tea

08:16and had to enjoy yourself well or badly with coffee.

08:19But chilled tea could also be iced tea,

08:21lemon tea or something else.

08:23How did you know that it was peppermint tea

08:25without having any more exact data?

08:27Well, you know,

08:29because it's clear in summer.

08:31That's intuition.

08:33For a moment I actually felt

08:35respect for you.

08:37Because unlike you,

08:39I don't leave everything to luck,

08:41but draw flawless conclusions

08:43from a variety of data and...

08:45Whether with luck or data,

08:47if they match, the result is the same.

08:49Please, drink up.

08:52Oh, peppermint tea.

08:55Well then, have a good time.

09:00Then I will examine this in more detail.

09:04Oh, that's really tasty.

09:06This profiler girl is a really annoying person.

09:09That could be a problem.

09:11It's just a matter of time

09:13until she finds out that we want to cover the wife of the police chief.

09:16Hey, Cat!

09:17Did you meet Emiliana?

09:19Yes.

09:20If you reconstruct the case with half-baked tricks

09:22and cumbersome explanations,

09:24she will examine you immediately.

09:25Be aware of that.

09:27Tell me, Miss Layton,

09:28do you already have an idea

09:29how you want to reconstruct the case?

09:31Well, that's a difficult question.

09:34What's behind the door?

09:36That's the office of police chief Whitehall,

09:39in which he has moved back for a few days

09:41to hide from the local press.

09:44Actually, no one is allowed to enter it and...

09:48I thank you.

09:50I am glad to have met you.

09:52Thank you very much.

09:53Then I will say goodbye now.

09:57That was a young woman, wasn't it?

09:59Is that perhaps his affair?

10:01Didn't he learn anything from the fact

10:03that his wife came to him?

10:07If the police chief is such a person,

10:09you really have to worry about him.

10:11So, Miss Layton, what do we do now?

10:13I would say

10:14we look at the graffiti on site first.

10:18Oh, my goodness, they are so cute!

10:20Those stupid notepads

10:22seem to interest you more than the graffiti.

10:26Thank you very much for your visit.

10:28Excuse me,

10:29I would like to ask you something about the graffiti

10:31on your shop.

10:32But of course,

10:33the one on the roll is the boss of Scotland Yard,

10:36Mr. Whitehall.

10:37Maybe I was surprised when I saw that.

10:40By the way,

10:41is there any deeper connection

10:42between your shop and the police chief?

10:44Yes.

10:45He was here a few days ago

10:47and bought a notepad.

10:49What?

10:50The boss was here, too?

10:52He bought a notepad.

10:58There is a salad bar on this corner

11:00that is very popular with women

11:02who are on a diet.

11:03If this graffiti would show me,

11:06I would be so ashamed

11:07that I wouldn't dare to go out.

11:09Here you are.

11:10Oh, I have a question.

11:11Yes?

11:12One about this graffiti on the wall.

11:15Oh, you mean the one of the police chief?

11:17Yes, exactly.

11:18About this Whitehall

11:19who flashed five times in primary school.

11:21You don't have to drill into the wound.

11:23A while ago,

11:25a whole month ago,

11:26he came here practically every day.

11:28But since the graffiti was there,

11:29he hasn't been here anymore.

11:31Every day?

11:32The employees and customers are exclusively women.

11:34I wonder what he wanted here.

11:36Being a man is really not easy.

11:38At least if you don't have a reason to be here.

11:46I would like to ask you something about the person

11:48who is depicted in the graffiti on your window.

11:51The graffiti?

11:52Yes, that's Mr. Whitehall.

11:54He has often shopped here recently,

11:56but only wanted loose gems.

11:58Huh?

11:59Police chief Whitehall bought gems?

12:04He was here, wasn't he?

12:06Excuse me, what did you just say?

12:09You are the one

12:10who came from the office of the police chief.

12:13Office of the police chief?

12:15What are you talking about?

12:17If you would excuse me,

12:19I have work to do.

12:22We can confirm one thing.

12:23Wherever there are graffitis,

12:25the police chief was a customer.

12:27And the woman who came from the office of the police chief

12:29is an employee in the jewelry store.

12:31He wouldn't have had an affair with everyone, would he?

12:34His wife deliberately sprayed graffiti

12:36on all the shops where she suspected

12:38her loved ones to play.

12:41You don't have the intention

12:43to make one of these women a graffiti sprayer, do you?

12:46Well, if necessary, maybe.

12:49That was just a joke, gentlemen.

12:51But to reconstruct the case,

12:53I have to bring the conclusions of the perfectionist

12:55Emiliana Perfetti to light

12:57in front of your own eyes to convince you.

12:59Yes, I think that's the best solution,

13:01otherwise she will never accept her defeat.

13:03Is that supposed to mean

13:05you have a secret plan?

13:06I don't have a secret plan.

13:08And you say that so confidently?

13:10But something doesn't let me go.

13:13And to pursue it,

13:15I want to meet the wife myself.

13:22Good day, Miss Perfetti.

13:23How are you?

13:24Why did you ask me to come here, Miss Layton?

13:27You can still push Mrs. Whitehall

13:29so much into the corner.

13:30The conclusions drawn by me will be...

13:33But why are you wearing this scarf?

13:35On a day as beautiful as today,

13:37someone like you should wear an orange scarf.

13:39I chose a blue one on purpose

13:41not to wear the same one.

13:42Oh my goodness,

13:43even that you are still analyzing?

13:45Well, you know,

13:46I was sure you would analyze me.

13:48You did that on purpose, didn't you?

13:50Well then, let's go.

13:52Mrs. Whitehall is already waiting for us.

13:56Ah, Inspector Hastings.

13:58Good day. Please come in.

14:00Yes.

14:01She's scaring me.

14:03A bright yellow dress.

14:05In deep psychology,

14:06yellow is a sign of anger.

14:08I understand.

14:09So she hasn't forgotten the affair yet.

14:14And, ladies and gentlemen,

14:15what do you want from me?

14:16As you know,

14:17I have already confessed.

14:18Therefore, you should not have any more questions.

14:20If you want to see my husband,

14:22he has been out of the house for some time.

14:24Yes, and to avoid the questions of the press,

14:26he has barricaded himself in his office.

14:28At the moment,

14:29no one is allowed to speak to him.

14:31The pretty saleswoman was there, however.

14:33Psst.

14:34Well, Miss Layton,

14:35Mrs. Whitehall has already admitted

14:37that the graffiti is hers.

14:39What else do you want to know about her?

14:41Are all the graffiti on the shops really yours?

14:44Exactly.

14:45I saw everything with my own eyes.

14:47One day,

14:48I discovered my husband at the salad bar.

14:50You know,

14:51he loves meat above all.

14:53What did he want in a shop

14:54where there are only women?

14:56That seemed suspicious to me,

14:58and so I followed him through the city for several days.

15:01Next, he went to a jeweler.

15:03And then I saw

15:05how he presented the jewelry

15:07to the saleswoman with pleasure.

15:09I was sure that he was cheating on me.

15:13And to get rid of your annoyance,

15:15you sprayed graffiti on all these shops.

15:17So that's the whole case.

15:19Aha,

15:20the police chief did not eat his beloved meat,

15:22but visited a salad bar.

15:24Did you just hear that?

15:30Ah,

15:31so that's how it was.

15:33Miss Layton,

15:34you had a ghost flash, didn't you?

15:36Ghost flash,

15:37back or forth,

15:38the riddle has already been solved by me.

15:45Attention, people,

15:46all riddles have been solved.

15:48Hey guys,

15:49Miss Layton has solved this very tricky case

15:51that brought Scotland Yard to a standstill

15:53in a matter of seconds.

15:55Well, and what about you?

15:57These are the key points.

15:59How did Miss Layton find the solution

16:01with just these clues?

16:03Well, the solution will follow.

16:11This riddle has already been solved by me.

16:14Mrs. Whitehall,

16:15even if Inspector Hastings and Miss Layton

16:17try to hide the facts,

16:19the truth cannot be shaken.

16:21You may be the wife of the police chief,

16:23but you can't let that pass.

16:25I know that, my dear.

16:27If I can count on him,

16:29on this mean deceiver.

16:31Mrs. Whitehall,

16:32your husband, the police chief,

16:33doesn't deceive you.

16:34Huh?

16:35He doesn't deceive me?

16:36All right,

16:37what's that supposed to mean?

16:39What Mrs. Whitehall saw

16:40were not encounters with lovers,

16:42on the contrary.

16:43Wait a minute,

16:44why are you answering to a howling dog?

16:46Those were all proofs of his love for you,

16:48Mrs. Whitehall.

16:49What the hell are you talking about?

16:50That doesn't make any sense at all.

16:52This mysterious case was like coffee jelly

16:54on a summer day.

16:55His sight was supposed to be bitter,

16:57but on the contrary,

16:58it was pronounced to be sweet.

17:00If you hear that,

17:01you get an appetite,

17:02so leave it.

17:03Wilder,

17:04chef,

17:05so somehow he looks thinner, doesn't he?

17:07As I see it,

17:08I have some misunderstandings

17:10with you, darling.

17:12What is this, Nicholas?

17:14Do you think I'll forgive you for your affairs?

17:16Exactly this pen there

17:17is the key to solving all the puzzles.

17:19Huh?

17:20He's not an apology for the affairs?

17:22Did you have another one of your insinuations?

17:24Now tell me,

17:25what does that mean?

17:26Then I want to explain as best I can

17:27the misleading,

17:28puzzling actions of the police chief

17:30and the real circumstances of the scandal.

17:34Listen, Mrs. Whitehall,

17:35your husband,

17:36who knows how much you like to paint,

17:37wanted to give you a pen

17:38that he wanted to decorate with jewelry.

17:40That's why he visited the jeweler

17:41and the stationery store

17:42and not to meet his loved ones.

17:44That's a lie!

17:46I've never seen such a happy face

17:47like in his conversations

17:48with the young women.

17:51Your husband, the police chief,

17:52didn't look so happy and satisfied

17:54because he spoke to these women,

17:56but because he imagined

17:57what kind of face

17:58they would make at the gift.

17:59Huh?

18:00Is that true?

18:01You gave up your dream of becoming a painter

18:04and supported me

18:05in my busy job.

18:07This is my thanks

18:08to our 40th wedding anniversary.

18:11And then I always wanted to apologize

18:13that I made you so angry that day.

18:16Which day?

18:18Oh.

18:20I have to apologize to you, darling.

18:22I lost the pen you lent me.

18:25Why only?

18:26I took care of it all these years.

18:29I'm sorry.

18:32Oh.

18:33That was our very first marriage argument,

18:35wasn't it?

18:36I was really angry with you back then.

18:38This pen was your first personal gift to me

18:41and so precious to me.

18:43In a corner of my heart,

18:45I always thought

18:46that I would have to apologize someday.

18:48That's why the police chief

18:50barricaded himself in his room

18:51and got to work with his untrained hands,

18:54while the employee of the jewelry store

18:56instructed him.

18:57To surprise you,

18:58I kept it a secret, of course.

19:00So that's how it was.

19:02That's why the employee

19:03wasn't allowed to talk about it, right?

19:05Mrs. Whitehall,

19:06please draw a picture of the police chief

19:08with this pen again.

19:10With this figure,

19:11who was on a one-month diet

19:12and who didn't eat meat.

19:14That you went to the salad bar for a month,

19:16was that also to...

19:18You know, at least I wanted to look a little bit

19:20like I did back then.

19:22And that's why I'd like to ask you

19:24if you could paint one of your wonderful pictures.

19:32This sketch of you

19:34has been in here since that fateful day.

19:37But before I can continue with it

19:39and finish it,

19:40I have to atone for my sins.

19:42For my graffiti.

19:44Even if it was all a misunderstanding.

19:47Hilda, you...

19:48I've come to realize

19:50that you really love each other.

19:52Even if the case is based on a misunderstanding.

19:54Crime is crime.

19:55It has to be atoned for.

19:56But is there really a crime?

19:59What's that supposed to mean?

20:01You're a bad loser.

20:02What Mrs. Whitehall did

20:03can't be called a crime.

20:05And that's precisely because

20:06her graffiti made a lot of people happy.

20:09The graffiti made people happy?

20:11Yes, this morning,

20:12before I got here,

20:13I noticed it.

20:14These graffitis,

20:15which protested against the all-powerful police chief,

20:18have become a topic of conversation in London.

20:20People flock in

20:21and there's a lot going on in the surrounding shops.

20:24And no one tries to remove the graffiti.

20:26Then the problem is solved.

20:28Isn't that right, Inspector Hastings?

20:29Yes, I think so.

20:32Thanks to my reliable employees,

20:34I'll finally be able to take enough time

20:37to model your pictures.

20:39Please paint as many of your favorite pictures

20:42as you want from now on.

20:44Okay.

20:46Thank God, thank God.

20:48Huh? Nanoo?

20:49Where's Miss Perfetti?

20:54I'm sorry I let you down this time, Miss Layton.

20:57But my data on your intuition

21:00will win next time.

21:05It's about Mrs. Whitehall.

21:07Her talent has been recognized

21:08and her latest pictures

21:10will be exhibited in the British Museum in the next few days.

21:13Oh, really?

21:14I absolutely have to see that.

21:16Miss Layton, the worst possible thing happened

21:19when I just went to the museum.

21:21It's all your fault.

21:23What are you talking about?

21:25If you're involved in something,

21:27absolutely nothing good comes out of it.

21:29I just don't believe it.

21:31Amazing! Reality is always surprising.

21:37I was about to give up

21:42because I was worried I wouldn't find the answer.

21:47But when I looked up

21:51just like you did,

21:56I saw my friend's face

22:01and I jumped right in.

22:03I was so happy.

22:06I thought I was all alone.

22:10I was so embarrassed.

22:16Even if you're not by my side,

22:21I feel like you're close

22:26every time I notice

22:30the words and gestures I remember.

22:37If I start walking

22:42believing only in the voice

22:47everything will be white.

22:52The fog will clear up little by little

22:57and the town I love will spread out.

23:18The partner of the detective.

23:20Do you know what I mean?

23:22Suddenly in a field of puzzling circles,

23:25are those traces of a UFO?

23:27The next episode of Detecti Layton is called

23:30Catrielle and the Incredible Corn Circles.

23:32Reality is always surprising.

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