Sarah Stiles credited as playing...
Jillian
- Elena Wallace: So, I've been doing some research, and I don't think that the statue is Horus. As a matter of fact, I'm sure it's not. The boys dated it around 5000 BC, right?
- Jillian: Mm-hmm.
- Elena Wallace: But the Nubians, they never even had contact with the Egyptians until 600 years after that. The symbol's not hieroglyphic. I don't even think it's from that part of the world. I think it might be Aztec or Inca. It's not some Egyptian god. It's something else.
- Jillian: Intern, I paged you three times. Why didn't you call me?
- Elena Wallace: Okay, well, I figured if I stopped to call, that would make me later.
- Jillian: The police are here. They busted an art auction. The owner claims that everything is authentic, but they want a second opinion.
- Elena Wallace: All right.
- [cut to a row of items she's inspecting]
- Elena Wallace: The da Vinci sketch is legit. The painting's a copy. Real one is at the National Gallery in London. Roman vase. Valuable, but you are not gonna retire off of them. This Greek curse tablet, it would be expensive, but it's a fake.
- Jillian: How can you tell?
- Elena Wallace: See the spelling? Roman. Doesn't even show up in that era.
- Jillian: [Elena comes across a statue of Airazor] It's pretty neat, right?
- Elena Wallace: Yes. Where is it from?
- Jillian: They just discovered it in Sudan. The boys say it's Horus, fifth millennia BC, Nubian?
- Elena Wallace: This symbol is definitely not hieroglyphic.
- Jillian: Well, if it's as exotic as it looks, I'm gonna get a feature in "Minerva".