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Abbey Grange part 1 spoilers!
oh God please can they stop with the water references
we are going to suffer so much soon
Abbey Grange: someone was feeling frisky with the cinematography. What weird shots.
Also, the return of autistic Holmes:
"No. No no. No touching. No thank you. No."
John sees himself as Toto 🥰🥰
Two sort of Victorian Sherlock Holmes references is this episode:
"Imagine being present in 1894" You were in another universe Sherlock.
And this is a very small thing that may or may not have been intentional, but when John was reading the gravestones, he read out:
"Bartholomew T. Birch 1799 to 1888"
Bartholomew Sholto was a character in The Sign of the Four in the original acd novel. He was killed during the timeline of the book, which was set in 1888, so it's the same first name and year of death, which I just think is neat.
Portable Sherlock Holmes Mystery - "Abbey Grange," made for a fellow member of the Barque of the Lone Stars (we meet once a month on Zoom and have super nerdy conversations about Sherlock Holmes for an hour or two, it's great fun.) I'm not great at making animals, but I'm reasonably happy with the deer head. Always fun to make a display of arms, too. I hate making chairs, though, so oof.
WHY DIDN'T YOU GUYS WARN ME ABBEY GRANGE WAS SO FUCKING SAD?? OML BAWLING MY EYES OUT