Actually a majority of these things were resolved…
Redbeard was Sherlock’s way of coping over the loss of his death. He created a story about a dog disappearing because he couldn’t handle what had actually happened
Not sure exactly what you’re referring to with sherrinford. It’s not a person, which is what I originally thought when I first heard the name, its the facility.
Eurus’s purpose was that she wanted to land the plane. She wanted to get emotional context so she could be somewhat on the same level as everyone else. Also in the story her character serves to bring actual human emotion back to Sherlock.
Miss Me was a tactic to torment them. Moriarty wanted Sherlock to feel uncertain about whether or not he was alive. It’s an intimidation tactic and it also distracts from what’s actually going on.
I assume by Culverton’s purpose you mean why did Eurus bring this case to Sherlock, which I don’t have the answer to, but I assume she just chose a case she thought would interest Sherlock. Sherlock took it so easily because he’d set himself on a downhill path and saw an opportunity to get John to save him (thus saving John, according to Mary)
Eurus targeted John because Sherlock considers John family, and is more familial with him than with his own brother. In getting to know John, Eurus is able to see a different side of Sherlock, a side that still has feeling despite what she did to him as a child
I’m assuming Rosie is with a sitter or a friend, shows do this all the time, BBC sherlock is hardly the first show to not have a child on screen or mention the exact whereabouts of said child
I’m assuming you mean at sherrinford? they established that Eurus could “reprogram” people with her manipulations so no one necessarily went rogue, but instead they were manipulated into doing what she wanted
I’m not even sure what “why the east wind is taking us all” means as a question so
Sherlock says its never twins bc its a mystery thing. twins being the culprits (in the sense of some wild scene) hardly ever happens in real life. its something in the movies. Its deduction. Its literally there for laughs, although i think it’d be hilarious if they do an episode where Sherlock keeps insisting its not twins and then it is
They literally said in the first scene that it was a tranquilizer gun. They EXPLICITLY stated this
He said it to Molly. Why is this unclear??
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