"I'm under your spell, like a man in a trance"
anonymous
May 29 2011, 10:55:04 UTC
(dub/non-con)
The nicotine patches help but they're not quite cutting it, so Lestrade decides to try hypnosis...
Yeah, I went there.
Hypno-therapy gets interfered with by Moriarty and now he can make Lestrade do anything - and what's more, like it. (Useful for interefering with police work sure, but you know what I'm really after here, don't you?)
Bonus points for: - giving him a trigger that turns him from D.I. Oblivious to Jim's slut right in front of Sherlock and John. - having Moriarty program him to get close to Mycroft (whether he originally wanted to or not and how that ends, up to author)
tl;dr Moriarty uses hypnosis to make Lestrade his spy/slave (and quit smoking)
FILL: No Smoke Without Fire Part 2b/?
anonymous
June 24 2011, 10:08:18 UTC
“Wouldn’t give it up for the world,” Lestrade said earnestly. “I mean sure, it’s not exactly the most peaceful life. And I work with some proper pillocks.” He laughed, and Jim smiled too, knowing exactly who he meant. “But I like helping people. It’s simple as that. I don’t do much, but I like knowing I’m doing my bit. Serving the community and all that
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Re: FILL: No Smoke Without Fire Part 2b/?
anonymous
June 25 2011, 15:53:54 UTC
Author anon here.
*evil smiley*
I think there's a part of Lestrade, or indeed anyone with as much responsibility in their job as him, that would quite like to just come home from a day at work and be told what they're having for tea and what they're watching on telly and what time they ought to go to bed because they've got to be up eary for work tomorrow. It's hardly at the stage where he's going to take orders from any old person at the drop of a hat, but you can bet Moriarty was mentally laughing his most evil laugh when he found that chink in Lestrade's armour.
On the other hand, it does seem a bit of an odd description of a capable, responsible DI, so I hope it didn't sit too oddly. More on the way soon! :)
"Asterfa bathed", says Mycroft. Good for Asterfa, I say.
Re: FILL: No Smoke Without Fire Part 3/?morganstuartJune 27 2011, 18:57:40 UTC
Oh man, the thought of Jim staring at Lestrade when he's so defenceless and vulnerable... it makes my skin crawl. This is so delightfully warped and creepy and effective.
The nicotine patches help but they're not quite cutting it, so Lestrade decides to try hypnosis...
Yeah, I went there.
Hypno-therapy gets interfered with by Moriarty and now he can make Lestrade do anything - and what's more, like it. (Useful for interefering with police work sure, but you know what I'm really after here, don't you?)
Bonus points for:
- giving him a trigger that turns him from D.I. Oblivious to Jim's slut right in front of Sherlock and John.
- having Moriarty program him to get close to Mycroft (whether he originally wanted to or not and how that ends, up to author)
tl;dr Moriarty uses hypnosis to make Lestrade his spy/slave (and quit smoking)
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OMGOMGOMGOMGOMG!!!
OP here - and you can take your own sweet time if it's all going to be this good!
I do love that Jim is going for the personal touch! (And I'm hoping for lots of personal touching!)
I LOVE non-conny/dub-conny why-am-I-doing-this-and-why-am-I-enjoying-it brainwashing fic so epic levels of detail will be adored.
*sets up tent in a good pitch before it gets Glastonbury-busy*
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Augh, this is nail-biting, edge-of-my-seat good.
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*evil smiley*
I think there's a part of Lestrade, or indeed anyone with as much responsibility in their job as him, that would quite like to just come home from a day at work and be told what they're having for tea and what they're watching on telly and what time they ought to go to bed because they've got to be up eary for work tomorrow. It's hardly at the stage where he's going to take orders from any old person at the drop of a hat, but you can bet Moriarty was mentally laughing his most evil laugh when he found that chink in Lestrade's armour.
On the other hand, it does seem a bit of an odd description of a capable, responsible DI, so I hope it didn't sit too oddly. More on the way soon! :)
"Asterfa bathed", says Mycroft. Good for Asterfa, I say.
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It sits perfectly with me, and not odd at all. Quite realistic. :)
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He looked so helpless and delicate and utterly exquisite.
They're not even touching and I'm so turned on right now... Holy Hell! The whole flow of this part was hypnotic in itself!
Oh, Jim - much as I admire your restraint - please please lose it soon!
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Sorry to say this, OP, but Moriarty's a patient man... :P I'm so glad you're enjoying this so far, thank you!
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You are brilliant, Anon! Can't wait for more!
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YOur Greg is marvelous, that poor bastard I can't wait for Moriarty's plans but at least Jim can appreciate beauty ;)
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