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"My apologies for not coming to class last week. I had a feeling none of you would have appreciated me sharing a particularly nasty virus. I am glad to see that you're all alive and well after the rain nonsense and Seely and Z running last week's class.

Let's move on. Most of you will know this week's villain if only by reputation alone. There is debate as to whether the case files of Sherlock Holmes are fact or fiction and whether Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote them or if they were, in fact, passed on to Conan Doyle by Doctor John Watson, the narrator of the stories. To avoid any charges of defamation, let's assume they're fictional.

In Holmesian fashion, this week you will have to solve the mystery, track down your opponent before you can defeat them. Keep in mind that this week's topic is the evil genius and that in the evil genius you will often meet your match. Don't fall into their trap without a plan."

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Pippi comes to the conclusion that it's more important to make sure the chemicals don't endanger the population of London.

But there's nothing that says she can't try to proverbially kill two proverbial birds with one proverbial stone.

She grabbed an over turned barrel which was empty, or mostly empty, and tossed it opened end first at Moriarty.

Then she turned and started righting barrels that were overturned.

The laws of Pippi physics dictated that the barrel landed on Moriarty opened end down, thus trapping him in a semi-comical fashion. However, the laws of Moriarty physics dictated that he had to get away to face Holmes another day, so the barrel containing Moriarty rolled off the dock into the Thames, disappearing into the darkness.

So he got away, but is now covered in toxic chemicals and submerged in the (Victorian Era) Thames, and she was cleaning up a small scale chemical spill.

All things considered, Pippi was pleased with the outcome.

"Well done," Thursday said. "Sometimes they get away, but usually horribly disfigured or at least more than a little annoyed. The important part is stopping their nefarious plans."

Pippi nodded.

"I was tempted to keep chasing him, because... I mean. It's Professor M!"

"I understand. He's actually quite a gentleman when you manage to keep him away from the hairbrained schemes and Sherlock Holmes."

"Didn't seem like the time for small talk and tea. But he was quite gallant... aside from the homicidal mania."

"Everyone needs a hobby."

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