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(bbc sherlock) how it feels to feel

Jan 16, 2012 12:42

Title: How It Feels to Feel
Fandom: Sherlock Holmes, BBC!verse
Characters: Sherlock, John
Spoilers: "The Reichenbach Fall"
Summary: What started out as me writing a letter to Sherlock turned into a second-person ficlet, a sort of reaction piece to the events of "The Reichenbach Fall."

( But you do miss him. You always called him ordinary, but the truth is, you were constantly mystified by him. After a lifetime of predictability, you don’t know what to do with a man who continually surprises you. )

sherlock holmes, bbc sherlock

Comments 24

dimity_blue January 17 2012, 21:54:22 UTC

I love the idea of Sherlock sticking around and watching John, even though he can't contact him. And Sherlock learning so much from John, even without being able to talk to him.

Thanks for sharing.

todaysgoneby January 19 2012, 20:33:24 UTC

I imagine that Sherlock would be unable to resist the urge to keep track of John, both out of guilt and out of fascination.

Thank you for reading!

cherish4 January 19 2012, 20:18:13 UTC

Oh just break my heart again why don't you!

Beautiful and angsty. :-)

todaysgoneby January 19 2012, 20:32:12 UTC

Blame ACD, don't blame me! Actually, blame the 19c fans of Sherlock Holmes that created such an uproar over the death of Holmes that Doyle was forced to bring him back. (And thank goodness for them!) :)

I'm glad it worked for you. This is my first Sherlock fic, so I was a bit apprehensive about posting it. Thanks for reading.

cherish4 January 20 2012, 19:55:16 UTC

Blame ACD, don't blame me!

Oh I mostly blame Moffat and Gatiss for being such evil geniuses!

blame the 19c fans of Sherlock Holmes that created such an uproar over the death of Holmes that Doyle was forced to bring him back. (And thank goodness for them!)

Thank goodness indeed! ;-)

This is my first Sherlock fic, so I was a bit apprehensive about posting it.

Well you need not have been, it's wonderful. I look forward to hopefully reading more.