‘Enola Holmes 2’ Ending Explained: Wait, What?

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Warning: This piece contains major spoilers for “Enola Holmes 2.” If you have not yet watched, turn back now!“Enola Holmes 2” ends by pulling out all the stops.

The Sherlock siblings collide when their cases overlap, something Sherlock reveals about halfway through the film, and there is not one but two antagonists who reveal themselves at the end of the movie.Enola starts out by searching for missing girl Sarah Chapman (Hannah Dodd), whose absence gets reported to her by her “sister” Bessie, who worked with Sarah in the Lyon Match Factory.

Enola reports to Sarah’s shift to investigate the factory and learn more about Sarah. After tailing Sarah’s friend Mae (Abbie Hern) who works a night job dancing at the Paragon Theater along with Sarah, nabbing a waltz with William Lyon (Gabriel Tierney) son of Henry Lyon at a fancy ball and several other loose threads, Enola finds out what led Sarah to disappear.Rather than typhus causing the match girls to fall ill with disease that manifests in mouth swelling, first Sarah (through experimentation) and then Enola realizes that the phosphorus used in matchmaking is the real culprit.