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[moon-storm]

Motivation to do well in my gcse…..

If you know you know

[love-in-mind-palace]

Look at this actual angel tho

[imagineswithjimmoriarty]

[sunny-snufkin]

Sherlock and Eurus -what could've been

[bookerdefay]

man, tomorrow’s episode of sherlock looks fucking great...

[imagineswithjimmoriarty]

Moriarty has accepted the fact that life will end one day.  So he wants everything that happens in-between birth and death to be an experience, to be fun.  He is aware of the freedom a human being is given. The freedom of choice to do whatever you want with your life. And he really takes advantage of that freedom. Moriarty never regrets and just does what he feels like. 

[imagineswithjimmoriarty]

Jim doesn’t side with the good or the bad. He likes to interfere with both and cause a little chaos and watch everyone crumble.

In fairytales the hero wins and the villain dies but Jim is not drawn to that kind of pattern. He wants to see hero’s fall and villains rise and he wants the world to obey a power that is stronger than everything:

The power of mind, the power of imagination that can do far more than one single person. That’s why lives don’t matter to him. Even if a person dies -ideas and thoughts will live on and evolve

[sunny-snufkin]

When dealing with people, let us remember we are not dealing with creatures of logic. We are dealing with creatures of emotion, creatures bustling with prejudices and motivated by pride and vanity. -Dale Carnegie