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The Adventure of the Final Problem illustration by Arthur Twidle (1903)

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whatever. Go my Holmes

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IT JUST KEEPS GOING IM HYSTERICAL

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it is so funny to me how i started learning english on my own age 10 because the manga i was reading was turning so so so bad i went to fan content to cope with how shit it was. and 15 years later this pays off as my boss tells me i'm an essential asset in the team as the only fluent english-speaker.

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“sherlock is a sociopathic genius” “sherlock is above a relationship” “sherlock is about logic not emotion” Ok well he literally leaves the wedding early .

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He said that he’d rather have anyone but you. Anyone.

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Gay as hell to be another man's groomsman like what are you gonna do? Stand there and wish he was marrying you instead? Gayass.

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Hiatus check:

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joining the war on bbc sherlock on the side of bbc sherlock

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Come get your girl she's on the TL making watsonian justifications for doylist critiques

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I am never not thinking about the promise of love the pain of loss the joy of redemption then give him a puzzle and watch him dance

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I know.

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it's because you're always dangling those goddamn garridebs

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bbc sherlock has the best retcon of all time for making holmes in the tab standalone final scene say Watson you may be my husband right now but in my cocaine musings of a century into the future we would be having the craziest decade long situationship without even kissing❤️

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a night out at the club can have a three act structure

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i do adore the plot point of "it's of crucial importance that someone says "i love you" to sherlock and in order for that to happen he has to say it first." absolutely iconic. unbelievably subtle. so desperately unspoken etc etc.

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“The fascination with homosexuality—vulgarly expressed as prurient interest in bedroom behaviour—was the mark of an unconscious or grudging perception that gay men and women had special knowledge, that they formed a kind of existential avant-garde and were somehow more at home in the modern world than the protected majority.”

Strangers: Homosexual Love in the Nineteenth Century Graham Robb