new blog is @dandyholmes
new blog is @dandyholmes
can you believe they have that “somebody loves you” line in asib and then the whole thing with the coffin in tfp “who loves you sherlock” and in both instances the camera pans/cuts to john like wow don’t be so subtle i don’t think people got it
this is what im thinking about this evening, good night.
It’s S2E1 and S4E3… mirroring each other… as though folded along a midpoint…………
HOLY SHIT even the time stamps match??!? “somebody loves you” is about half an hour in in ASIB and the thing in TFP more or less at the beginning of the last third of the episode so
if you were to actually physically fold the entire series at midpoint
these points would touch
wow this is wild THE FUCKING LEVELS MAN!!!!!!!!!!!
Dinner?
sherlock: interacts w a woman john: immediately physically ill
Describe each other in one word?
me: im done w/ romance!!!! im married to my work
my idiot lizard brain clocking me with a Shovel: NEED HOLD HAND
john & sherlock’s realization that the other person does want and in fact has been desperate for their love is really going to leave me clinging to life huh
mmmm noah fence but i just thought about sherlock’s boyfriend being his doctor which then made me think about john learning everything he possibly can about trans medical care because of sherlock so he can take best care of him and i’m emotional
Sherlock Holmes is a gay trans man who loves romance and bees and dogs and John Watson
I like the idea of teen Sherlock loving ballet but feeling super dysphoric because he’s in a predominantly girls class, but he has a better time after he starts t and builds up muscle and is able to lift up his dance partners. 👌
um um um john massaging sherlock’s back cause it hurts from the post-op binder. giving him soft back and neck kisses
love that no anti or casual could explain the vitruvian john and when they saw it they thought that those filthy johnlockers had photoshopped it
Just look at these dorks!
Starving.
‘I say, Watson,’ he whispered, ‘would you be afraid to sleep in the same room as a lunatic, a man with softening of the brain, an idiot whose mind has lost its grip?’ ‘Not in the least,’ I answered in astonishment. ‘Ah, that’s lucky,’ he said, and not another word would he utter that night. – The Valley of Fear, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle