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Kiana Khansmith
Xuebing Du
titsay
Jules of Nature
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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cherry valley forever
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
occasionally subtle
#extradirty
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Janaina Medeiros
will byers stan first human second
Alisa U Zemlji Chuda
Love Begins
ojovivo
hello vonnie
Peter Solarz
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@tisnotmydivison
Sherlock: Unbelievable. Here I am, the perfect wifeguy, and yet you haven’t even tried to propose to me >:(
Watson: wot
Sherlock: wot
Watson: I really like that Mary woman.
Holmes: Oysters! Wine! Grouse! Watson look at ME!
I want the last phrase embroidered on a pillow for my new apartment
good content
Poirot fam I'm watching the documentary and Inspector Japp's actor calling out the living arrangements between Poirot, Hastings and even Miss Lemon and saying be played Japp like he was suspicious that the three of them were hooking up has absolutely sent me
Philip Jackson (on his character, Inspector Japp):
He had a slightly ambiguous attitude to Hastings and Poirot anyway because, you know, they live a sort of 'bachelor life', and you say, I'm not quite sure what their relationship's like when they're sort of off duty. You see them hanging around that apartment quite a lot. And there's Miss Lemon in there, the three of them, you don't really know what's happening. There might be some deep sexual thing going on for all I knew. So I thought, Japp, you know when he went round to Poirot's place, was a bit suspicious about what might go on. Decadence and upper classes, all that sort of stuff.
--- Agatha Christie's Poirot: Super Sleuths
For those of you unfamiliar with the show I think it's important that you are able to picture the man in the dark coat suspicious that the other three are in a polycule.
Inspector Japp:
even inspector japp was picking up on The Vibes
Gotta say, just started watching this show and I do find it enjoyable. Though I will be honest, I could not tell immediately if people would ship Poirot and Hastings and in fact I was even leaning the other way....more as a father and son duo...at the risk of sounding like I am missing something!
Extending my congratulations to the happy couple on becoming public domain at last. Happy New Year!
THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
2.02 The Greek Interpreter
That's his listening face
I would elaborate on it but its currently 11:26PM
Can't know if days like this are the best or worst but they do happen occasionally
TPLOSH Holmes has been abducted by my Holmemes tractor beam. Welcome to the arena. (Featuring gorgeous art from the lovely @haedraulics who should not have given me this power.)
(If you are an artist in the fandom and want to offer your art up as a sacrifice feel free to add it to the post)
Love them all
Couldn’t sleep last night so I made some Holmes memes. Some Holmemes, if you will.
Upon beginning any new mystery series, book, tv, or movie, I am always torn between to options of dissatisfaction. One is where I frown at the writers for leaning into the Sherlock Holmes established trope of the quirky, strange, socially awkward brilliant detective. This bothers me because he is the quirkiest, strangest, most awkward, and most brilliant detective and how dare you challenge him on that. The other dissatisfaction if their brilliant detective is normal, suave, popular, and therefore contradicting my dear Sherlock Holmes's archetype and, in my twisted view, not giving him enough credit for establishing the genre. Both make me angry for different reasons, meaning I will never be truly satisfied with any other crime show or characters ever in my life. And for that I blame Arthur Conan Doyle.
More angry points if they make their quirky detective straight. God. Hate it.
This scene is the most ridiculous (and hottest) thing I've ever seen.
Like why are you moving your arms like that, WTF?? 😭
*watch again*
His hair!! ASDFGSGSAF
The way he dodges the blows. I'm on my knees.
THAT DAMN LITTLE SMILE
And do not forget the:
"The next few minutes were delicious. It was a straight left against a slogging ruffian. I emerged as you see me. Mr. Woodley went home in a cart. "
His ability to fight is such an interesting and underutilized character trait, and also likely a reason Watson is the only one to carry the gun
The more I reflect on BBC Sherlock, and rewatch (actually watched a study in pink for the first time in maybe ten years two weeks ago) I notice how the entire show was basically set up as entrapment. Like, the entire first episode was to get you thinking Johnlock would be cannon. It was written all over the place. And then they proceed to string us along, and pretend like nothing is going on, and then with season four just force feed us the worst content in the world, and then go on like they did nothing wrong when like morally they must have understood they were ruining lives in the process. Now, I can proudly say my bbc johnlock days were the most fun I've ever had, but I can also feel dissatisfied in that everything I thought I was fighting for had no chance, and none of us got any real closure. We all just...logged off. And for that I am rather upset with the writers
They made out after this by the way
yeah why would you film that if johnlock is not the endgame
Frodo after arriving to Mordor
The Copper Beeches
“Sherlock Holmes had been silent all the morning, dipping continuously into the advertisement columns of a succession of papers, until at last, having apparently given up his search, he had emerged in no very sweet temper to lecture me upon my literary shortcomings.”
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Every Sherlock Holmes Adventure Ever:
"You see, but you do not observe," said my long, thin friend, as he lounged queerly in his arm chair, "We must put an end to this foul crime..."
"My, my!" I cried, "But how?"
"...by breaking the law," added Holmes, whose mind I admired like a schoolgirl the stars, his nostrils wide like that of a feral dog hard upon a scent. "Bring your gun, Doctor!"
"I am your man! You know, I always bring my gun."
Then we had Mrs Hudson fix us a quick supper. Holmes spent the rest of the day ecstatic and for a change did not take any cocain at all.
This was written in a way that even kind of confused me, even though I have read most of the stories and might have remembered this exchange. But it's convincing.
Hm. Your interpretation of this character displeases me. Guards! Take them away! Make them read the source material once more, and if that fails, the stocks.
Me with Sherlock Holmes.
The correct procedure 🧐
