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Guess who did Les Mis karaoke this evening? Me! My university has possibly one of the most nerdy clubs you can find (I say this with love): a Tolkien group. And you know what, there aren't many better ways to spend your Friday evening than reenacting the confrontation and using a scarf as the chain. The takeaway is, join nerdy clubs so you can pretend you're Jean Valjean about to (not actually) get arrested and have other people who are completely onboard with your schenanigans.
“This is not some trivial matter, this is a murder investigation!”
Montier confronts a suspect.
Art and character by @john-deco (my main blog)
ok . . . . i'll give you guys the illusion of choice. some amount of narrative elaboration is in the tags
should milkwail get hit by a car
yes. it would make for an interesting narrative
no. why would you do that to your darling son
^this is who i want to hit with a car btw. for those who don't know
Victoria overhears a tense phone call and becomes convinced that Orsi is trying to undermine her and steal the person she cares about most. Fueled by suspicion and spiraling emotion, she confronts Orsi in a moment that quickly escalates beyond reason. What follows is a sharp, dramatic clash in classic SFA style — jealousy, accusation, and a sudden, irreversible turn that leaves one woman standing and the other silenced.
https://powershopz.com/SophiesFantasyArt/267175
Sophie’s Fantasy Art presents “Can’t Calm Down”, a fast‑paced confrontation scene where Chrissy’s quiet afternoon is interrupted by Diane storming in with unresolved anger. What follows is a heated, stylized clash between the two — sharp words, sudden movement, and a scramble for control — all delivered with SFA’s signature mix of close‑quarters drama and high‑energy pacing.
https://powershopz.com/SophiesFantasyArt/260437
Lethal Lipstick presents “It Was You!”, a tense, character‑driven vignette built around a sudden confrontation after a betrayal comes to light. What begins as an ordinary moment quickly shifts as loyalties crack and the truth forces its way into the room, unfolding with LL’s signature moody, atmospheric style. https://powershopz.com/LethalLipstick/256955
He is just so incredibly angry here. This whole part when he asks: “Why didn’t you come to me in the first place?” and this absolute distaste on his face when she explains “Because John can’t ever find out.”
This is not the face of a man who means it when he says “She saved my life.”
This is not the face of a man who says “That’s my girl.”
That is not someone who is going to forgive this complete disregard of the man she claims to love, and who is the love of his life.
This is John's face when Sherlock goes through everything he has deduced about Mary. This is so cruel...
John is wondering how long Sherlock has known all of this and why he hasn't said a thing to him sooner. This is TRF all over: Sherlock didn't trust him enough to share the information with him.
He feels guilty because he's the one who brought Mary into Sherlock's life and she shot him. He also feels like a fool because he's the only one who hasn't seen his wife for what she is. Like in TSOT, when Sherlock deduces Mary's pregnancy, here, Sherlock deduces all the things John should have seen about his wife, a woman he is supposed to know intimately.
John is betrayed by the two people he loves: his wife who lied to him since the day he met her and shot a person who is essential to him, and Sherlock, who couldn't trust him and knowingly let him getting married to a liar. Both of them have just played with his deep issues, making him feel like he is the one responsible for his sad fate.
John is in such a dark place at that precise moment... All those dark emotions inside of him, emotions he represses because Sherlock asked him to. And the two people he loves the most keep beating him and break his heart more and more every second.
