| You're now chatting with a random stranger. Say hi! | |
| Question to discuss: | |
| Having wet dreams fantasizing about me. | |
| Stranger: | Not my division. |
| You: | How did you know about those, Gregory? -MH |
| Stranger: | ... |
| Stranger: | Mycroft? |
| Stranger: | I didn't - shit. |
| You: | Gregory? |
| Stranger: | Uh. Yes. |
| You: | Oh... good heavens. |
| Stranger: | Right, well. |
| You: | I'm terribly sorry. |
| Stranger: | This is awkward. |
| You: | Quite. |
| Stranger: | Yeah, well. |
| You: | It won't happen again. |
| You: | I do apologize. |
| Stranger: | It's, uh, Greg, by the way, call me Greg, Gregory's a bit of a mouthful. |
| Stranger: | No, no, it's fine. |
| Stranger: | Don't be embarassed, I mean. We all have them. |
| Stranger: | I mean not that I have them about... me. That would be really weird. |
| You: | This isn't helping, Grego-- Greg. |
| Stranger: | No. Sorry. |
| Stranger: | Uh. |
| Stranger: | Would Inspector Lestrade be easier? |
| You: | And you thought Gregory was a mouthful. |
| You: | No, no. Greg is perfectly fine. |
| You: | I mean- Oh, you know what I mean. |
| Stranger: | I do, yeah. |
| Stranger: | Listen, Mr Holmes. |
| You: | Mycroft. |
| Stranger: | I - oh. Right. |
| Stranger: | Thank you. |
| You: | What is it, Greg? |
| Stranger: | What I said about them not being my division. |
| Stranger: | I reckon they probably come under it, to be honest. |
| You: | Is that so? |
| Stranger: | Well. If you're prepared to co-operate with inquiries. |
| You: | Naturally. |
| You: | When shall you be making these inquiries? |
| Stranger: | I'd like to commence my investigation tomorrow. At 8. |
| Stranger: | Over dinner. |
| You: | I shall have Anth-- Dinner? |
| You: | I don't see why not. |
| You: | Right, erm. I shall make reservations then and send a car for you. |
| Stranger: | I mean, I get that I'm probably not going to be able to afford your usua- car? |
| Stranger: | ... |
| Stranger: | I think we might have to have a little discussion about who's in charge of this inquiry tomorrow evening, Mr Holmes. |
| You: | Well, how else are you to reach the restaurant. The tube? No, I'll have a car pick you up. |
| Stranger: | That'd be... nice. Thanks. |
| You: | And I do not question your investigative abilities. You're obviously a capable man otherwise my brother would not concern himself with you. |
| Stranger: | Oh, thank you for reminding me. |
| Stranger: | I've got one thing I do not want to discuss on a date under any circumstances. |
| Stranger: | I suspect yours might be the same thing. |
| You: | A date? |
| Stranger: | A date. |
| You: | Right, well, yes....good. |
| You: | That's...good. |
| Stranger: | I didn't - misunderstand you, did I? |
| You: | No, not at all. I simply wasn't aware that you... |
| You: | What I mean to say is.. |
| You: | I was not under the impression that our tastes were similar. |
| You: | This is truly a most welcome surprise. |
| Stranger: | Mr Holmes. You're a very charming man. But I don't often ask men out for dinner if I just want to interrogate them. |
| Stranger: | And no, I don't shout about it. |
| You: | I do apologize. I frequently engage in matters of business over meals, so forgive me for my initial misunderstanding. |
| Stranger: | Oh, god. Well, I don't want to pressure you, I mean - don't feel obliged to say yes just because - |
| You: | No, no. I would love to have dinner with you, Greg. |
| You: | Nothing would give me greater pleasure. |
| You: | Oh dear, do not look at me like that. You know what I mean. |
| Stranger: | Yes. Yes, I do. |
| Stranger: | I know exactly what you mean. |
| You: | Well! I should, erm... I should be going then. I eagerly look forward to our date, Detective Inspector. |
| Stranger: | Me too, Mr Holmes. Looking forward to it. |
| Stranger: | Oh - er - how will you know where to send the car? |
| You: | You will be at your flat, won't you? |
| Stranger: | Well, yeah, but - |
| You: | Then I know where to send the car. |
| Stranger: | ... |
| You: | Good day, Greg. |
| Stranger: | Goodnight, Mycroft. |
WhoAddict: Things Sherlock did that were Out of Character
Moffat keeps teasing us that we’ve missed something, a big clue, and it’s something that Sherlock does that’s out of character. So let’s make a list of those things! Keep adding to the list. We’re bound to eventually figure it out.
- He makes tea
- Asking for help from Molly
- …
Oh, let’s not forget the part where Sherlock was wrong. You know, about the key.
(Source: b0ffin)
| You're now chatting with a random stranger. Say hi! | |
| Question to discuss: | |
| I, too, lost someone that day. -SM | |
| Stranger: | Cry about ittttt -JM |
| You: | You'd kill me if I cried. -SM |
| Stranger: | Maybe. -JM |
| Stranger: | Changeable ! Remember, darling? -JM |
| You: | I do miss you though. -SM |
| Stranger: | Not for long. Noooooot for very long. Much longer. Not dead. Not entirely. -JM |
| Stranger: | And oh, but Daddy misses his sharpshooter too. -JM |
| You: | Jim, darling, don't take too long. I haven't made any masterpieces since your departure. -SM |
| You: | My rifle may be my brush, and their bodies my paint, but there is no passion in it without you. -SM |
| Stranger: | Aw, babe. Such a sweet-talker. You know how I like it. -JM |
| Stranger: | And fix that. I want new art to look at when I get back. It won't be as good, but it'll be. Something. -JM |
| You: | I should kill the Watson boy. He's small enough to make something lovely to fit over the fireplace. -SM |
| Stranger: | No. No, nononono. We had a deal. I know he's not dead. Our little demon angel. He'd come after you first if you did. -JM |
| Stranger: | I don't. Want you dead. Not now, not yet. -JM |
| You: | Eventually? How sweet. -SM |
| You: | Is that sentiment I'm detecting, Jim? It's so very unlike you. -SM |
| You: | I ought to shoot you for that, but you already did yourself. -SM |
| Stranger: | Ooh, ought. Perhaps. I HAVE been naughty. -JM |
| Stranger: | So many sins... -JM |
| You: | My sinnerman. -SM |
| Stranger: | Where I have I run to? Shh, shh, that's a SECRET. -JM |
| Stranger: | But not for loooong ! -JM |
| You: | Do come back soon though. This bed is too big just for me. -SM |
| You: | And I've been so bored. |
| Stranger: | Have you, now? Not shot any geese since I've been away? |
| Stranger: | Don't worry. |
| Stranger: | I'll be in your bed soon enough. OUR bed. MY Sebastian. |
| You: | James bloody Moriarty, my sweet psychopath. |
| Stranger: | That's my name, sweet thing, don't wear it out. |
| You: | I don't want this dream to end, but my alarm should be going off any minute now. |
| You: | I really should shoot this one. |
| Stranger: | Shoot it. |
| Stranger: | For me. |
| You: | I'll pretend it's Sherlock's head. |
| You: | Or how about yours? |
| You: | You'd like that. |
| Stranger: | Ooooohhhhh, either. Mine. His. |
| Stranger: | We both sort of BLEND, don't we? |
| You: | One day I will put a bullet in your brain, Jim. |
| You: | And you'll be my magnum opus. |
| Stranger: | Honey, you will try. You will try, and you might. Even. Succeed. |
| Stranger: | Or will I put a bullet in yours? |
| Stranger: | Time can only tell... |
| You: | I love it when you're naughty. |
| You: | I love you. |
| Stranger: | Love is a flighty thing, isn't it? |
| Stranger: | If I had any. |
| Stranger: | I might love you. |
| You: | I'm flattered. |
| Stranger: | You should be, sweetheart. |
| Stranger: | My one and only. My gun. My lover. Mine, mine. MINE. |
| Stranger: | You understand that, Sebastian? |
| You: | You selfish bastard. |
| Stranger: | OH, but Daddy takes what he WANTS and he GETS it. |
| Stranger: | And I want you. |
| You: | You can have me. You already have though. |
| You: | But I still have more to give. |
| Stranger: | Then give it all. Give it alllllll. I'll lap it right up. |
| Stranger: | I'm SO greedy, after all. |
| You: | You are, but I tolerate it. |
| You: | Because one day it'll all be worth it. |
| Stranger: | Hm, yes. One day. |
| Stranger: | It's the waiting game. |
| Stranger: | I do love games. |
| You: | Fuck. |
| You: | I don't want to wa-- |
| You: | *BANG* |
| You: | "I hated that alarm clock anyways." |
| I have a problem and it's called Omegle. This is what happens. | |
| You're now chatting with a random stranger. Say hi! | |
| Question to discuss: | |
| why are you such a huge faggot? | |
| Stranger: | Shut up, Moriarty. -JW |
| You: | John, do you still honestly care what people think? - SH |
| Stranger: | Stop it! Why won't you leave me alone? -JW |
| Stranger: | I saw you fall! You were dead! -JW |
| Stranger: | I have to move on with my life. -JW |
| You: | You're dreaming, John. - SH |
| You: | If you want me to go, I'll leave. - SH |
| You: | Or you can wake up. - SH |
| Stranger: | N-no. Please don't go. -JW |
| Stranger: | Come back. I can't do this without you. -JW |
| You: | This is your dream, John. If you don't want me to go, I will stay as long as you need me. - SH |
| Stranger: | I- okay. -JW |
| Stranger: | I... I need to tell you something. -JW |
| You: | You've started using your cane again. - SH |
| Stranger: | I know. -JW |
| You: | You know it's psychosomatic. - SH |
| You: | Why are you limping, John? - SH |
| Stranger: | It hurts, Sherlock. It hurts! -JW |
| Stranger: | Why did you have to face Moriarty on your own? We could have done it together. -JW |
| You: | I did what needed to be done, and I had to face him alone, John. - SH |
| Stranger: | And what about me? You're always so selfish, so self-absorbed. You never think about the other people in your life. -JW |
| You: | It is true, I am selfish. - SH |
| You: | I faced him alone so that I would not have to lose you. - SH |
| Stranger: | W-what are you talking about? You weren't going to lose me! Why would I ever leave? -JW |
| You: | I never told you, but I've had nightmares ever since the night at the pool. - SH |
| You: | He nearly killed you that night. I was not going to risk losing you again. - SH |
| You: | John, I had a plan on that rooftop, one that required me facing him alone. - SH |
| You: | Your heart is too kind. You would not have been able to be there with me. - SH |
| Stranger: | Oh, you "had a plan"? I remember the last time you "had a plan". -JW |
| Stranger: | And instead I'm here without you. -JW |
| You: | You're never really without me. - SH |
| Stranger: | Except I am. All the time. It's... it's the silence, Sherlock. I can't stand the silence. -JW |
| You: | I am always there, John. I apologize, however, for not being able to do anything about the silence. - SH |
| You: | I can talk in your dreams, though. I'm not sure about the logistics of that, but the universe is full of mysterious wonders. - SH |
| Stranger: | I've started talking to the skull, you know. It fills the space a little. -JW |
| Stranger: | Oh God, please come back. -JW |
| Stranger: | I need you. -JW |
| You: | I never left. - SH |
| You: | And I never will leave you. But you need to leave me. - SH |
| You: | You need to wake up. You need to get out of Baker Street, John. - SH |
| You: | Start dating again. - SH |
| Stranger: | I-I can't. God knows I've tried. I can't do it. I can't leave. -JW |
| You: | Go out drinking with Lestrade. - SH |
| You: | Do whatever it is that normal people do. - SH |
| You: | Football? - SH |
| Stranger: | I'm not normal any more. -JW |
| Stranger: | I stopped being normal the moment I met you. -JW |
| You: | You're still normal, John. You are so beautifully normal. - SH |
| Stranger: | Then why do I feel like this? Why do I feel like I'm a stranger in my own life? -JW |
| You: | You did watch your friend kill himself, it is only natural. - SH |
| You: | I find it touching, your belief in me. - SH |
| Stranger: | Stop--stop that! You're not dead! You can't be dead! Please--please don't be dead. -JW |
| You: | But I'm a fraud, John. Forget about me and go live your life again. - SH |
| Stranger: | You weren't. You're the greatest man I have ever known. -JW |
| Stranger: | Please come home. -JW |
| You: | There's a nice woman named Mary who moved in a few flats down. You should say hello to her. - SH |
| You: | She's a bit plain, but you like the plain ones. - SH |
| Stranger: | I--that's not true. -JW |
| You: | Every girl you've brought home was rather plain - SH |
| Stranger: | I like the different ones. The amazing, fantastic, brilliant ones. -JW |
| You: | You shouldn't. - SH |
| Stranger: | The ones who leave body parts in the fridge and crash dummies in the hall where I fall over them every morning. -JW |
| You: | Those ones are usually lying sociopaths. -SH |
| Stranger: | The ones who fill the house with Bach and Chopin and could have an argument with a brick wall if they thought they were right. -JW |
| You: | I never said it, nor will I ever, but I feel. |
| You: | John, I /feel/. |
| You: | You always made me feel. |
| Stranger: | God...Sherlock...-JW |
| Stranger: | Come home. -JW |
| You: | You made me human. - SH |
| Stranger: | I love you. -JW |
| You: | And for that, I suppose I love you too. - SH |
| You: | But this is only a dream, John. - SH |
| Stranger: | I should have said it sooner. I should have said it all day, every day.-JW |
| Stranger: | Don't say that! -JW |
| Stranger: | I can't wake up. I don't want to wake up! -JW |
| You: | You have to. - SH |
| You: | John, wake up. - SH |
| Stranger: | No! -JW |
| You: | Wake up, John. - SH |
| Stranger: | I won't... I won't let go. -JW |
| Stranger: | Please. Don't go. -JW |
| You: | It'll be okay. - SH |
| You: | Trust me. - SH |
| You: | John, wake up. - SH |
| Stranger: | I... Always. I always trusted you. -JW |
| Stranger: | Okay. -JW |
| You: | You'll see me again, John. - SH |
| Stranger: | Promise? -JW |
| You: | Don't hold me to it, this is your dream. - SH |
| You: | Wake up, dear. - SH |
| You: | Wake up, dear. - Mrs. H |
| You: | You've fallen asleep on the sofa again, good heavens. - Mrs. H |
| You: | I've just popped the kettle on. You go get yourself tidied up now, dear. - Mrs. H |
| Stranger: | Oh... oh god... -JW |
| You: | Having bad dreams again? You look a little restless. - H |
| You: | Nothing my tea can't cure. - H |
| Stranger: | It's... thanks. -JW |
| Stranger: | I... -JW |
| Stranger: | I think I might go for a walk today. -JW |
| Stranger: | ((IT'S 3AM HERE)) |
| Stranger: | ((I NEED TO SLEEP. BUT I LOVE YOU)) |
| You: | Oh, how lovely. That'll do you some good. - H |
| You: | (THE FEELING IS MUTUAL) |
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The Boffin Bird Flew

Thank you for your patience! You can read it here.
I apologize if it feels rushed, but I wanted to at least get the first chapter out to you all as soon as possible. Expect a lot more characterization, fluff and angst in the future. And please review! I crave your feedback like Mycroft craves cakes.
Warning: Spoilers for TRF
Okay so wingfic is turning out to be longer than I expected.
But long is good, right?
John’s First Time Back at 221B
[Reblogging to give the new folks something to read while I work on wingfic!]
In Which John Falls
A post-Fall ficlet.
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Hello new followers! Update!
I’m post-poning ficlet stuff in order to write a wingfic tonight! I hope you all enjoyed that episode as much as I did.
I’m still shaking actually.
LESTRADE, WHERE IS MY SHOCK BLANKET?




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