#rewatch from hell

[methodwriting]

succumbed to the demons (rewatching supernatural) and dean keeps crushing exclusively on girls with younger siblings or kids in addition to being the world’s biggest simp for a girl that dumped him TWICE. that man is NOT a womanizer he’s a lost puppy looking for a family stop the cw propaganda

[elldotsee]

So we agree that the girl on the plane is actually Sherlock, right? Have we connected the “everyone’s asleep, but most importantly, Mummy” to his past trauma already? I know we’ve met the Holmes, but I smell something fucky here....

[methodwriting]

there is NO universe in which dean and psycho gordon walker didn't fuck nasty like hello? the episode is called bloodLUST and the next time he shows up dean gets right on top of that man beats him up bloody and gordon just says "dean 🥺 wait" what's not clicking

[elldotsee]

Evidence that this is no longer just mycroft telling a story, but being shown to us through someone’s mind: Little Sherlock runs past the three of them (Sherlock mycroft and John) as they’re standing near the house, yelling “redbeard!” John asks who redbeard is, as though he could also hear and see this “memory” of mycrofts

[elldotsee]

Eurus “knew things she should never have known, as if she were somehow aware of truths beyond the normal scope”

That’s not being smart, not even beyond-newton genius level smart. That sounds more like sherlocks premonitions in TST.

In mycrofts “memory”, Eurus says “You look funny grown up” and then Mycroft says that the “memories” are disturbing. are we to assume she said that to him once as an adult, when he’s gone to visit her in sherrinford?

[elldotsee]

Coma theory time: Sherlock (as the little girl) is on a different plane of consciousness than everyone else, but it’s reversed because we’re in his mind so instead of him being asleep and everyone else awake, he’s awake and everyone else is asleep. He feels alone, scared and powerless. He’s searching for comfort (mummy) or help (looks to the stewardess). There’s outside interference (the phone ringing, could be happening in real life or it could just be John trying to break through to him). He clings to it, but it turns out to be his worst nightmare (Moriarty) rather than the comfort and safety he was seeking.

[elldotsee]

This scene is reminiscent of nightmares. Alone in a sea of strangers, on an aeroplane (fear of flying? Perhaps another reason he doses up on the tarmac), the eeriness of a ringing phone in the silence...

[coffeebuddha]

I originally started watching Person of Interest about halfway through season one, because my mom was hooked on it and she sucked me into its horrible, inescapable web.

Then this morning I decided that what I really need in my life is to rewatch the entire thing from the beginning so that I can see all the episodes I've missed.

The last few hours of my life can pretty much be summed up as a litany of 'Oh, John's, 'Oh, Harold's, and 'Oh no's, with a liberal application of heart eyes at Carter and breaks to bury my face in my hands.