#colonel sebastian moran

[mirrorcatcreditcard]

Simps United™, let's be honest. We all want to be in those women's shoes for just a moment.

Don't lie to me I can see your thirst.

Also, I'd like to appreciate their friendship right here. They went from the first panel to the second shown here in less than three books. They're my favorite team since Louis and William slaying together.

[blistering-typhoons]

suffocation

His days have been spent suffering in his black suits, feeling every bit of dust as it climbs into his throat, and generally wishing there was a way to kill himself until nightfall. And here is his right hand, lounging about in a chair soaked in his own his gore- beaten crimson, but successful.

[blazestar345]

Same energy

[hibernia-1]

🐱

you're moderately intimidating

Ok, I'll take it. Thanks Colonel!

[crossgartered]

have been thinking about sherlock holmes stories recently... am always thinking about the specific Blorbo bleebicus bleebicus that is my John Watson... been thinking about other portrayals of the species the good doctor...

anyway, anyone know of any Holmes stories (fics, adaptations, whatever) that have Dr Watson and Col Moran interact in a way where the focus is actually on the two of them (and potentially maybe even pointing out that they could be foils)?

[hjbirthdaywishes]

January 5, 2024

Happy 59 Birthday to Vinnie Jones.

[koushuwu]

Colonel Sebastian Moran

[the-three-garridebs-destroyed-me]

slamming my hands down on the table in front of me and demanding people post about Morans status as a Watson mirror like J Jonah Jameson demanding photos of spiderman.

[neontokyoo]

Sebastian's Mother's Day Special

Pairing: Sebastian Moran x Reader

Genre: fluff

Summary: Sebastian came home for Mother's Day.

Warnings: None

It's Mother's Day, and you wake up to the sound of your 9-month-old daughter, Shaylee, giggling in her crib. As you get up to go check on her, you notice a note on your nightstand that reads, "Happy Mother's Day, my love. I have a surprise for you later. Love, Sebastian."

You smile to yourself as you pick up your daughter, who's now reaching out for you with her chubby arms. As you cuddle her, you can't help but feel grateful for the little family you've created with Sebastian.

After a few minutes of playing with Shaylee, you head to the kitchen to make yourself a cup of coffee. As you pour the hot water into the French press, you hear a knock on the door. You wonder who it could be, but as you open the door, you're surprised to see Sebastian standing there with a bouquet of flowers in one hand and a gift bag in the other.

"Happy Mother's Day, my dear," he says, kissing you on the cheek.

You can't help but smile at his sweet gesture, and you take the flowers from him, inhaling their sweet scent. "Thank you, Sebastian. They're beautiful," you say.

He hands you the gift bag, and as you open it, you see a framed picture of you and your daughter together. It's a candid shot, taken during a family outing to the park, and you can see the love and happiness on both of your faces.

"It's perfect," you say, feeling a little emotional. "Thank you so much."

Sebastian smiles at you, his blue eyes twinkling. "I'm glad you like it. And there's one more thing," he says, taking your hand and leading you to the living room.

As you enter the room, you see a small table set up with a white tablecloth and a vase of flowers in the center. There's a plate of your favorite breakfast foods, including pancakes, bacon, and fresh fruit, along with a card that reads, "Happy Mother's Day, my love. Thank you for being the best mom to our daughter. Love, Sebastian."

You feel tears prickling at the corners of your eyes as you sit down at the table. Sebastian joins you, and you both enjoy the delicious meal together, chatting and laughing as your daughter babbles happily in her high chair.

As you finish your meal, Sebastian takes your hand again and leads you to the couch. He hands you a small box, and as you open it, you see a delicate silver bracelet with your daughter's name engraved on it.

"It's beautiful," you say, feeling touched by his thoughtfulness.

Sebastian leans in to kiss you, and you feel grateful for the love and happiness that surrounds you on this special day. "It is, ain't it? Happy Mother's Day, my dear," he says, his voice low and husky. "I love you more than anything in the world."

[fangirlsovertoomanythings]

Speaking of Moriarty, the fact that Holmes mentions that he had "hereditary tendencies" for crime is really interesting to me. I personally don't believe that a person is cursed to be an eternal ouroboro of one's parents, but the way that Holmes phrases it really makes me think that Moriarty's father was a criminal aswell, and a pretty dangerous one at that, which would almost certainly grant him the gallows as a final destination

All I'm saying is that the three Moriarty brothers (the train station guy mentioned in The Valley of Fear, The Man The Myth The Legend, and the Colonel) could've all reacted differently to his sentence, but also had some certainty that they would never become like him. While that does make Moriarty's descent into crime more painful to the family one they realize what truly happened in Reichenbach, it's still an interesting perspective to see Moriarty hesitate at first once he started flirting with criminal activity

Tying one last headcanon here: this apparent hesitation that could've surfaced in this scenario is what makes me think that, when he met Moran, he was already working as a hitman and the Professor just decided to take him under his service after he learned about the fact. I can not, for the love of me, imagine him corrupting Moran just like Raffles corrupted Bunny, sorry, that crusty old man was already corrupt when they met and that’s why their braincells vibrate in unison

[daughterofhecata]

I've been rereading The Hound of the D'Urbervilles, and the first sentences of The Problem of the Final Adventure always come as a punch in the gut.

You know how this ends. Someone goes over a waterfall.

[dathen]

“If it takes me all my life I shall get level with you!”

“The old sweet song,” said Holmes. “How often have I heard it in days gone by. It was a favorite ditty of the late lamented Professor Moriarty. Colonel Sebastian Moran has also been known to warble it. And yet I live and keep bees upon the South Downs.”

once more, with feeling: THIS BITCH—

[mcqraw]

Paul Anderson as Colonel Sebastian Moran

[hjbirthdaywishes]

January 5, 2023

Happy 58 Birthday to Vinnie Jones. 

[justpendule]

Moriarty the Patriot is so funny because you've got this group of people composed of well-established members of the high Victorian society like the Moriarty brothers; Colonel of the british army Sebastian Moran; James Bonde, former prima donna used to receptions and the etiquette; and then you've got Fred, the local orphan.

[koushuwu]

i want to devour him <3