#help i can't

[cherryvnytsia]

Just got a blowjob at his salon

[yanderethorne]

he delivers. in more ways than one. do u trust him??

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[ashfierce]

Listen, I thought dark colors suited sylus but butt this outfit ????? Fuck. He's literally GLOWING!!!

[i-dont-talk-for-days-on-end]

I just rewatched The Final Problem and I don't know how he does it, but I'm so amazed by the way Jeremy Brett shows that Holmes is secretly terrified by the news that Moriarty got away, from the moment he receives the telegram. He stops confiding in Watson, he doesn't even really meet his eyes anymore. And from time to time you see a glimpse of the knowledge in his eyes that he's a dead man walking. He knows that he can turn wherever he likes but he will eventually walk into a trap, and the way he's resigning to that and puts up a brave front and still is silently terrified is so ... powerful.

But you know what. So is Watson. Because of course he picks up on Holmes's mood. He can tell Holmes is not always telling him the whole truth, and despite or because of it, he doesn't even consider leaving. He has accompanied Holmes on this whole uncomfortable trip, they have left London disguised, and changed trains in a ridiculous fashion, and left behind their luggage to gain some time to clandestinely get to the continent. And you get the impression that, although he might not yet fully grasp how dangerous the situation really is, he picks up on Holmes's dread, but is not really able to do anything about it. Nothing but to stay.

God, how I wished this had ended differently. Because Holmes retreating into himself here is already the beginning of him disappearing for years, and looking back, Watson will already feel like Holmes was slipping from his grasp days before they actually reached the falls.

[ethanrayne]

THEY'RE DANCING TOGETHER

[moralleets]

and now that i wanted to go back to work im sick with high temperature

nice

[mother-of-platypus]

SOMEONE SAID HE LOOKS LIKE KERMIT HERE?!?!?!?!?!