An excerpt from my Greek Interpreter adaptation (Part 1).
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An excerpt from my Greek Interpreter adaptation (Part 1).
I have been pondering the problem of Watson describing Holmes as cold and emotionless when he is clearly everything but, for some time.
Suddenly, I came upon a saying: "You criticize in others what you don't like about yourself." It struck me that this could actually be the reason (or one of them, at least).
Watson is a medical man, a soldier, a man educated to suppress his own feelings and never show his softer side. What if this is what he does in the beginning of SCAN and GREE? He projects his own inability to wear his heart on his sleeve, when he actually wants to, onto Holmes's being distracted while being on a case.
What if Watson is actually frustrated that he himself is an overthinker and puts reason above his feelings and overanalyes everything and in this way takes away the emotion of the situation?
Am I making sense?
@jules-ln
A parakeet has a summer snack of raw mango.
Look! A Sherlock Holmes comic has appeared! (I'm running out of ideas as to what put here)
Here, a comic about the greek interpreter, this time featuring Mycroft following the centuries old tradition of annoying your little brother, his strategy? Stealing his (boy)friend's attention by being smarter than Sherlock lmao
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The four horseman of ROTS Clones that appear in Star Wars The Clone Wars for only a few seconds.
At some point in the Clone Wars, Commander Gree probably would have appeared in his ROTS armor, considering that Nemec's armor is based entirely off of Gree's armor, minus the helmet. The Kashyyyk arc would have featured 41st Scout troopers as well, and Gree would have been a part of that cancelled Clone Wars arc.
Dave Filoni also mentioned wanting to add Bacara and his Galactic Marines in a future Clone Wars way back during Season 3, so it is possible that all ROTS clones would have eventually made their way into the show by Season 8, especially since The Clone Wars later Seasons were meant to be very ambitious.
Here is Fireball as a 41st Scout Trooper.
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