Canon Discussion Post: Charles Augustus Milverton

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Welcome back, everyone! Let's have some canon Sherlock Holmes discussion, shall we? What did you all think of Charles Augustus Milverton? As always, I've written up a few of my own random thoughts and questions, which are behind the jump. Please add your own in the comments!

Discussion about the Granada adaptation of this story, called The Master Blackmailer, is available in this week's Granada discussion post.

( Onward to canon talk - Charles Augustus Milverton )

Granada Discussion Post: The Master Blackmailer

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Let's talk telly in the discussion post for Granada's TV adaptation of Charles Augustus Milverton, called The Master Blackmailer. If you haven't seen this episode yet, you can find it at YouTube, Netflix, Amazon Video, and DVD. Follow me behind the jump for my random thoughts and impressions. Please add your own in the comments!

Canon discussion for Charles Augustus Milverton is available in this week's canon discussion post.

( Onward to Granada talk - The Master Blackmailer )

The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton: Insidious Serpents

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Author: methylviolet10b
Rating: PG
Character(s): Sherlock Holmes, John Watson
Summary: Holmes despises some criminals far more than others.
Warnings:  Mild spoilers for CHAS.
Word Count: 60
Author's Notes:  60 words of my own inspired by one of the canon stories.
Disclaimer: I don't own them.

CHAS – Insidious Serpents
They are the worst of villains: bullies, blackmailers, abusers of children and the weak. They are insidious serpents who destroy souls from within as much as without.

My Watson expressed surprise at my heartfelt revulsion towards Milverton and his ilk. I could have enlightened him further – but some tales I cannot tell, even to a heart as great as his.

Charles Augustus Milverton: A Fox Outside Appledore Towers

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Canon Story: Charles Augustus Milverton
Title: A Fox Outside Appledore Towers (The Return of The Ocelot Tales)
Author: thesmallhobbit
Rating: G

That was an interesting night.  There’s been a variety of people leave the house, often distressed, but never in this way: two middle-aged gentlemen who really should be too old for such antics, climbing hurriedly over the wall.  They should have shown the decorum of the lady who left a little earlier.  Obviously ne’er-do-wells because the police are here now.