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00:30Oh

01:00This is the old folk song of goddesses of the Thames that is sung on ships, isn't it?

01:04I remember hearing it as a little child. It's perfect for an elegant ship trip. What a wonderful song.

01:11But it's not just the song that's wonderful.

01:21This golden angel statue is really gigantic. You can say that out loud, 100% made of real gold.

01:28Oh my goodness, how much did it cost?

01:37Dear guests, I thank you for joining us on the young man's journey of our ship.

01:42It is really a great honor for me. I am his humble owner Onesas and this, dear guests, is his captain, Mida Stour.

01:50I warmly welcome you. This large passenger ship will mainly cross between the upper and the lower course of the London Thames.

01:58But today, on the occasion of its very first trip, we are going to go to the open sea, so that you can enjoy a magnificent view.

02:05And now I wish you all a lot of fun.

02:09Even if it comes as a surprise, we will entertain you with a little game to bridge the waiting time to the main course a little.

02:16Did he just say game?

02:19And of course there is also a great prize to win.

02:22Namely, a ticket to this golden statue.

02:28A ticket? You don't get the golden angel statue yourself?

02:31No, Miss Layton. It is already a big deal to get a ticket for it.

02:36I tell you, this opportunity will never come again.

02:39This golden statue is also called the shy goddess and is an absolute celebrity among the countless goddess statues.

02:45I would like to ask you to go in search of angel figures, which are all hidden on the ship.

02:51Angel figures?

02:52I have hidden three angel figures on board together with the crew of this ship.

02:57That means three people among you could get a ticket for this statue.

03:02I give you a little tip, dear guests. None of the figures are on this deck.

03:09Did you understand everything? Then let the game begin!

03:13One thing is clear. I will get this ticket.

03:16You quickly forget that.

03:20I'm so sorry for you two, but I'll get it.

03:23And why?

03:28Quite simply, because I have already solved all the puzzles.

03:32Hey, not so fast, Cat. You're messing up the whole shop.

03:37We solve every puzzle. That's the motto of Detective Layton.

03:41Today we have another strange case.

03:44I'm curious to see what puzzles await me this time.

03:52So that I can always turn the pages of a book

03:58The smell of that season brings back memories

04:03I have to love the part of me that I hate

04:09Yes, you were the one who taught me

04:14A little cowardly girl

04:20Now I'm taking a step forward

04:27I'm the only one in this world

04:35If only I could be embraced just a little

04:40The blue sky is so beautiful

04:45It illuminates me

04:50I wonder if I can be a big, blooming flower

05:05I wonder if I can be a big, blooming flower

05:15I don't know, but there doesn't seem to be a figure under the roulette table.

05:19And there it is! An angel figure!

05:22What? Have you really solved the puzzle?

05:26That could very well be a coincidence, Inspector.

05:29Not quite. The location told me the song.

05:32You already know the song from the great singer earlier.

05:34Oh, do you mean the folk song, The Goddesses of the Thames, Miss Layton?

05:38Yes, exactly, Ernest.

05:40Captain Stower hid the three angel figures according to the folk song, The Goddesses of the Thames,

05:44which is sung by his crew.

05:46The line from the origin of the spinning wheel of fate

05:49finally led me to the roulette table here in the casino.

05:53And hanging from a ball high up means

05:56that another figure is hidden in a ball hanging high up somewhere.

06:01Yes, that makes sense.

06:03And the line from the song, Whispering angels tear the wheel,

06:06they listen to how the ship vibrates,

06:08finally means the whispering device,

06:10which connects the engine room in the heart of the ship

06:12and the bridge from which the ship is steered.

06:14So basically the speech tube.

06:16Is that this device with which you can speak to faraway spaces?

06:20All right, and you think there's an angel figure in there?

06:24I wouldn't have thought you'd figure it out so quickly.

06:27That's really impressive.

06:29No!

06:31Who screamed?

06:33That came from the hall.

06:35The shy goddess, she is...

06:38She's gone, just gone. How is that even possible?

06:41A statue that's this big, how is that even possible?

06:45We can't just watch without doing anything

06:47how a goddess statue is stolen in front of our eyes.

06:50Yes, and this time we're not looking for angel statues,

06:52but a goddess statue.

06:54I will immediately contact our headquarters, Miss Leighton.

06:58Dear guests, please go back to your cabins

07:01so as not to disturb the investigation.

07:04How frightened are you?

07:06I don't understand all of this.

07:08We haven't been here for 15 minutes.

07:10In the meantime, there was no human soul on this deck.

07:13In addition, the goddess weighs 4 tons.

07:15How the hell could they bring her here?

07:22Please look at this crane here.

07:25The perpetrator probably used this crane

07:27to bring the goddess statue away from here.

07:31No, that's impossible.

07:33For security reasons, the crane can only be started in the engine room

07:36and can only be operated when the captain turns a special key.

07:40But when the incident happened,

07:42the captain was on the way with us.

07:44He can't be...

07:46I think I got it.

07:47What if the perpetrators came with another ship,

07:49used the crane from their ship

07:51to grab the goddess statue

07:53and then ran away?

07:58Which evil villain probably stole the statue?

08:01Mr. Onessas, do you have any suspicions?

08:04Well, your company seems to have the monopoly

08:07in the London shipping industry.

08:09Maybe someone from there?

08:10That's true.

08:11Because of the expansion of the business,

08:13many shipyards went bankrupt.

08:15In addition, in the past,

08:17I bought out old giant ships

08:19that I couldn't handle,

08:21so I had to fire many crew members.

08:23Should the statue have been stolen out of revenge?

08:30Miss Layton?

08:34What are you holding in your hand?

08:37The second angel figure!

08:39But you found it at a strange place.

08:43If it was hung from a ball high up,

08:46it was probably attached to the tree.

08:51I'm in charge of the engine room

08:53and my name is Shrubber.

08:55Excuse me, may I ask you something?

08:57Which is the speech tube

08:59that connects the engine room

09:01to the bridge up there?

09:03With the bridge, you say?

09:05Then that would be this speech tube here.

09:07Listen, Miss Layton,

09:08maybe the last angel figure is in this tube.

09:10Uh, yes.

09:13Nanoo?

09:14What's going on?

09:15Did you find it?

09:16Well, yes.

09:17How can I say?

09:18I seem to have been wrong

09:20with my investigation.

09:22What?

09:23You're supposed to have been mistaken, Miss Layton?

09:25Hmm, that's strange.

09:32And?

09:33Did you find any clues?

09:35Please don't worry.

09:36The best analyst in Scotland Yard

09:38will definitely find out the truth.

09:40Just be patient.

09:41I beg you.

09:42We will return to the port as quickly as possible.

09:46According to the conclusions of Inspector Hastings,

09:49another ship approached this one

09:51and loaded the statue with a crane.

09:53I ask you,

09:54did a suspicious ship pass around the time of the crime?

09:57I'm really sorry,

09:58but at this time my representation was on the bridge.

10:01I was the representative,

10:02but I didn't see a suspicious ship.

10:04Oh, I see.

10:05Another question.

10:06Do the crew members of this ship

10:08like the captain on board?

10:11Yes, of course.

10:12I mean, he's the captain

10:14who taught me the ABCs of ship navigation.

10:17For you, all of my crew members

10:19may be suspects in this case,

10:21but I trust you completely.

10:23Oh, how wonderful!

10:24Loyalty of the men at sea!

10:27Captain, please excuse me,

10:28but one thing irritates me.

10:30And that would be?

10:31This medallion on your chest.

10:33The strong men of the sea

10:34don't often wear such cute accessories,

10:36or am I mistaken?

10:38You mean this?

10:40Who is that in the photo?

10:42That in the photo is my wife, Liz.

10:44She left me a few years ago.

10:46Oh, I'm really sorry.

10:48Well, it's like this.

10:49In reality, I used to be on a much larger ship

10:52than this one, the captain.

10:55On the Grand Elizabeth,

10:57a large luxury cruise ship,

10:59which can be seen here behind my wife.

11:01There was a recession.

11:03The passenger numbers dropped drastically,

11:06and shipping with large ships became impossible.

11:09But that wasn't all.

11:11The shipping company that owned the ship went bankrupt,

11:14their ships were sold,

11:15and I lost my job.

11:17So many memories of your wife, just go away.

11:20But in the end, it was Mr. Onassis

11:22who helped me out of this situation.

11:25Yes, it's true.

11:26He's not exactly fickle when he wants to do something.

11:29I never would have thought

11:30that he would annoy my crew and me.

11:33He is a man with a very big heart.

11:37I see, so that's how it was.

11:39That's impossible.

11:45Ladies and gentlemen, all puzzles have been solved.

11:48What, again?

11:50This exciting case was like orange jam,

11:53where acid, sweetness and bitterness work perfectly together

11:56and release a delicious and wonderful taste.

11:59Now I feel like eating jam.

12:01Hey, are you serious?

12:03Now I feel like eating jam.

12:05Hey, Ernest, could you please call everyone to deck?

12:08Yes.

12:09They are very sure of their case.

12:11Attention!

12:12Ms. Layton has just solved the riddle of the missing goddess statue.

12:16What about you, did you understand it too?

12:19Then let's bring light into the dark.

12:21These are the key points.

12:22So, how did Ms. Layton solve the riddle with these clues?

12:26Stay tuned, the solution follows immediately.

12:34Do you really know who the perpetrator is, Ms. Layton?

12:38And where is the statue?

12:40Well, then let me explain.

12:42The circumstances of this intriguing ship trip,

12:44where someone wanted to keep the statue for himself.

12:48The goddess statue is down at the bottom of the sea.

12:52At the bottom of the sea?

12:54Yes, that's right.

12:55The only method to bring the four-ton goddess statue ashore

12:59is to sink it in the sea and then pull it with the ship.

13:02How did you come up with that, Ms. Layton?

13:04Do you remember?

13:06The ball that was supposed to be on the top of the tree?

13:09You mean the ball that was rolled over the deck, right?

13:12Exactly, but why was this ball rolled into the corner?

13:15The cause was a slightly altered inclination of the ship,

13:18which we did not even notice.

13:20It is the best proof that the ship was hit by the weight of the statue,

13:24which it pulls behind it.

13:26And I go one step further.

13:28The perpetrator had planned to save the statue

13:31as soon as this party was over.

13:33And this implementation was only possible by one person,

13:36namely Captain Stower.

13:37It was them.

13:39Impossible!

13:40They, Mr. Stower?

13:41They wanted to keep the long and sexy legs of the goddess in the minirock

13:44all to themselves.

13:45This behavior is intolerable.

13:47I say it very clearly.

13:49You are a crab on the high sea, Mr. Stower.

13:52But how is Captain Stower supposed to have sunk the goddess statue in the sea?

13:56Have you ever thought about it?

13:57First of all, there is the key you need to set the crane in motion

14:00and which only the captain owns.

14:02He gave it to the navigation officer Simon beforehand.

14:06So the crew members were accomplices.

14:09And then the captain lured all the passengers from the deck

14:12on which the goddess statue stood,

14:14by saying,

14:15None of the figures are on this deck.

14:18The passengers believed him and left the hall

14:20to look for the figures.

14:22And then the deck sailor,

14:24who watched the moment when everyone was gone,

14:26immediately made contact with the engine room

14:28to say that the crane should be put in motion.

14:31But then something happened that they did not expect.

14:34The most famous detective in London

14:36had solved the riddle of the song without any problems

14:38and found the first angel figure faster than planned.

14:41One should not praise oneself.

14:43Should one still proceed according to plan

14:45or cancel the matter?

14:46Mr. Simon, who had been notified by the guard,

14:49panicked and made an unplanned contact

14:51with Mr. Shrubber from the engine room.

14:53He was supposed to put the crane in motion immediately.

14:56Can you do that so quickly?

14:57Yes, don't worry.

14:58Goddesses of the Thames, please protect us!

15:01Mr. Shrubber was forced to take out the angel figure

15:04that was hidden between the engine room and the bridge

15:07without much hesitation.

15:09Ah, that's why you were wrong with your conclusion, Miss Layton.

15:13The crew worked together

15:15and quickly sunk the goddess statue in the sea.

15:18But why did you, of all people,

15:20choose the day of the cruise

15:22with many invited guests to steal it?

15:24That was a good day.

15:26This luxury ship was built to cross the Thames.

15:29But today, on the occasion of its cruise,

15:32it was supposed to sail to the open sea.

15:34You probably remember.

15:36Out to the sea, where one would not notice

15:38the criminal sinking of the goddess statue.

15:41Congratulations, you have seen through everything.

15:43You have the excellent cohesion of the crew for something like this.

15:47Oh yes, that is really very disappointing.

15:49And tomorrow morning it will be in the papers

15:51that the greedy crew

15:53loved the gold sea more than the sea.

15:55That's for sure.

15:57No, Mr. Heller, that's not quite true.

15:59Just because he loved the sea more than anything else,

16:02Mr. Stower needed the money.

16:04What's that supposed to mean, Cat?

16:06Mr. Stower was originally the captain of the famous Grand Elizabeth,

16:10the largest passenger ship of his time.

16:12The shipyard was hit hard by the Recession.

16:15Because of economic difficulties,

16:17he had to sell the Grand Elizabeth

16:19and leave the crew.

16:21You wanted to get the Grand Elizabeth back at any cost,

16:24am I right, Mr. Stower?

16:26The ship that you sacrificed your youth for,

16:29and more, with which you associate so many memories

16:31of your deceased wife.

16:33That's right.

16:35For me and my wife, the Grand Elizabeth

16:37was a very special ship.

16:41When I met my wife for the first time,

16:43I was still an inexperienced sailor.

16:46Excuse me, please.

16:50Could you tell me where the cabins are?

16:53No problem, I'll take you there.

16:55That's nice of you, thank you very much.

17:00Hoppla! Phew, thank God.

17:03The hat almost ruined your trip.

17:05Here you go, ma'am.

17:08I have to thank you again.

17:11That's how our fascination for each other began.

17:13And soon we got so close

17:15that we promised each other for the future.

17:19Okay, Liz, be completely natural and yourself.

17:21Like this?

17:22Yes, exactly.

17:27You will see, one day I will be on the rudder

17:30and be the captain of this ship.

17:32But I want you to take a rudder too.

17:36Huh?

17:45Yes!

17:51Congratulations, Midas.

17:53Thank you, my dear.

17:54I can only thank you

17:56that I was able to become captain.

18:00But then I spent a long time at sea

18:03while I left my wife on land alone.

18:10And then, 20 years later...

18:14Being on this ship reminds me

18:16of the day we both met.

18:21I have reserved the best cabin for you, darling.

18:24Please rest well.

18:27Did you arrange this wonderful journey for me

18:30because I will no longer stay on this world for long, darling?

18:34No, that's not it.

18:36Please, Liz, you have to be brave.

18:40That I can make a journey on this ship at the end

18:43makes me so happy.

18:45I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

18:50My wife wouldn't have been happy

18:52if I got the ship back in such a cowardly way.

18:55I knew that from the start.

18:57I'm sorry,

18:58but I really wanted to get the ship back.

19:01Captain Stohr,

19:03please listen carefully.

19:05Huh?

19:07This ship is on...

19:09This can't be!

19:12Oh!

19:13The Grand Elizabeth!

19:15But what are you doing here?

19:17My company wanted to buy the Grand Elizabeth from the ship's dealer

19:20and as you can see, we were successful.

19:22You! You're taking me for granted, aren't you?

19:24But you said that you had no interest in large, outdated ships.

19:28Yes, that's true.

19:29I'm not interested in junk ships that don't bring in any money.

19:33But the Grand Elizabeth is a completely different case.

19:36It's a flagship that has produced great sailors.

19:40And it's supposed to train many skilled sailors in the future

19:43who can be used on the ships of my company.

19:47Mr. Onassis, you...

19:50If you have rejected your punishment,

19:52I would like to hire you as the captain of the rebuilt Grand Elizabeth.

19:56I hope you accept my offer,

19:58because I now know that only you can get the best out of this ship.

20:02And even though I did such terrible things.

20:06Thank you, Mr. Onassis.

20:08Please excuse me, Captain.

20:10We will soon be entering the port.

20:12I would like to ask you as captain to fulfill your last duty.

20:17Dear guests,

20:19our ship will soon be entering the port.

20:21Thank you for the ride.

20:27Mr. Onassis.

20:29Oh, it's you, Miss Layton.

20:31Once again, thank you very much for your help recently.

20:34Oh, no problem.

20:35The rebuilding of the Grand Elizabeth is obviously taking huge steps.

20:38Yes, and of course I implemented the wonderful proposal you made to me back then.

20:44Really, Mr. Onassis? What an honor!

20:47Thanks to you, my new business area promises to be a success.

20:50Well then, Miss Layton, see you!

20:54What kind of proposal did you make to him?

20:57Watch out, Ernest.

20:58I told him,

20:59please don't give up this goddess statue.

21:02Don't you want to use it as a new symbol for the reborn Grand Elizabeth?

21:07Scratch off her golden face and give her a modern look?

21:10One that resembles the wife of Captain Stower.

21:13Ah, I understand.

21:14This way, Captain Stower will be able to pierce into the sea protected by his wife.

21:18Yes, that's really a wonderful idea.

21:20The scratched off gold was used so that the skirt wouldn't be too revealing.

21:24Now she looks like an English lady.

21:28Oh, she's beautiful.

21:30She looks as if she's smiling.

21:32Reality is always surprising, isn't it?

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