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Wild how there is a canon universe where Steve is a nazi but a not a canon universe where he’s bi.

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Scottish Twitter dump

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slytherin is gnarly as fuck, screw you if you think otherwise

this has been a p.s.a

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idk if this has been done already, but… hufflepuff, man. 

we all know hufflepuffs are ‘particularly good finders’ right? and yes, that’s all well and good but i think people usually glaze over this, thinking that finding stuff isn’t as important compared to the sterotypical ravenclaw smarts, the gryffindor bravery, the slytherin cunningness - and i think the reason for this is, that people usually assosiate ‘finding’ things to be limited to physical stuff only; like keys, or scarves, etc. but i think, that it goes deeper than that, i think hufflepuffs - who are, and always will be particularly good finders are not just good at finding lost items, but good at finding the courage within themselves too, good at finding answers to difficult equations, finding the determination within themselves to complete something they wouldn’t usually be able to.

people keep treating hufflepuff like the leftover house and its tiring as hell. 

hufflepuff is more than yall want it to be

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i need to find a husband and have a baby now

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I wish I could lay down beside you When the day is done And wake up to your face against the morning sun But like everything I’ve ever known You’ll disappear one day So I’ll spend my whole life hiding my heart away

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Every member of the Sherlock cast: Series 4 is focused on John and Mary and their [squints at smudged handwriting on hand] bamboo

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Sherlock is such a beautiful character. He loves dogs and bees and dancing and kids. He dresses up and makes jokes and tries so, so hard to get off drugs. He helps people who need it and cares so deeply that it hurts him and he loves john watson more than anything in the world. He loves the stars and science and romance and flowers. He never is on the offence until attacked. He has a mask that can oh so easily be stripped away because he will do anything to make John happy. He pretends to hate james bond movies. He plays board games. He forgets to eat. He gets lonely and sad until the moment the man who is the sun to him walks into the room. He cries and scrapbooks and plays the violin and wanted to be a pirate and makes his own job. He’s incredibly human.

I keep seeing this “dark sherlock” stuff going around my dash and it erases the beautiful character development he’s gone through. That isn’t Sherlock. It’s what you’d like him to be.

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the empty hearse vs the sign of three

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I'll have you know that when the kiss happens it will be my lock screen for a Very Long Time

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Interview with Mark Gatiss (Writer and Mycroft)

What can we expect from episode one of series four?

Traditionally we start with a lot of laughs. It’s been a considerable amount of time since the third series and a year since the special and you feel the need to reacquaint yourself with the gang, so we’ve introduced some fun stuff. That always seems to happen when we have to do the housekeeping to get out of last year’s cliff-hanger. So we have a bit of fun just enjoying Sherlock and John being back in Baker Street with Mary and the new arrival. Then essentially the ghosts of the past come back and the episode and the series get darker.

You wrote episode one, what was the inspiration behind it?

As ever we take our inspiration from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories to a greater or lesser extent. The story I’ve wanted to do for ages is The Red-Headed League and I thought this might be the one where I’d do it and I did have a little go at that, but it soon became apparent that the story this suited was The Six Napoleons, which is another favourite. It’s called The Six Thatchers now, but that book was the main inspiration, although really it’s the bare bones of the story.

How do the main characters develop in series four?

It’s very tough to say without giving anything away. They develop in various ways! There’s an ongoing humanisation of Sherlock, as Conan Doyle did in his books. He is a very different man from the first story to the last story. But he never becomes quite like us and nor should he. Doctor Watson trains him to be more like everybody else. He’s certainly more compassionate, he does know that he has friends who care for him and he goes through a massive emotional ringer this year, they all do for various reasons which I can’t explain. It’s a cliché to say it’s the darkest season, but it is. It’s the darkest but also the most meaty, with the most proper dramatic incident we could possibly throw at them all.

Is the Sherlock story about to reach its climax?

A lot of things we’ve been planning for a long time come to fruition, hopefully in a very satisfactory way. It doesn’t mean that it’s the final climax necessarily but it might do, who knows?

What can we expect from Mycroft this series?

Secrets and lies! The relationship develops with Sherlock again; it’s much spikier and more combative than in Conan Doyle’s stories. In this series we find out an awful lot more about why their relationship is like it is and where it gets to is interesting!

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kind of resolved ish… kind of, kind of…

Martin Freeman about the problems concerning Mary’s assassination hobby (via johnnlocked)

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CALLING ALL SHERLOCKIANS! REBLOG IF YOU WATCH SHERLOCK!

My friends don’t like Sherlock and think it doesn’t have many fans (pfft please) so to prove to then how big our incredible fanbase is, I want you to reblog this if you watch Sherlock!! Thank you.

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John, Sherlock doesn’t need to know the solar system because his life revolves around you.

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psa

sherlock? he gay

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fucking god why are they so married in the new clip i mean seriously