The Devil's Foot
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sherlock60Canon Story: The Adventure of the Devil's Foot
Title: Affinities
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wild_huntress
Rating: PG
Warnings: none
His evident concern for justice and his invocation of the only person he loved settled the matter as readily as they called to mind my own, half-buried problem. Through long habit I betrayed nothing; I would hardly be so foolish as to look at my Watson just now, though I admit I was silent a while.
I have never loved...
Canon Story: The Adventure of the Devil's Foot
Title: A Study in Tortoiseshell
Author:wild_huntress
Rating: G
Warnings: Um... humour, possibly rather irreverent humour?
Author's notes: Cut for mood whiplash (compared to the above piece), space and possibly stretching the challenge. This is not set during The Devil's Foot, but it is very much inspired by Holmes's knocking-over-the-flowerpot incident - since I find it hard to accept that every "misstep" he ever made was really a necessary and meaningful part of his sleuthing.
Holmes waved the handkerchief impatiently before returning it to his bleeding ankle.
“My dear Watson, I assure you that ‘misstep’ was quite deliberate. I am satisfied that our intruder did not escape that way.”
But even I, who had so often observed my friend’s methods, could not believe stepping on Sir Jacob’s cat was a calculated part of the investigation.
Title: Affinities
Author:
wild_huntressRating: PG
Warnings: none
His evident concern for justice and his invocation of the only person he loved settled the matter as readily as they called to mind my own, half-buried problem. Through long habit I betrayed nothing; I would hardly be so foolish as to look at my Watson just now, though I admit I was silent a while.
I have never loved...
Canon Story: The Adventure of the Devil's Foot
Title: A Study in Tortoiseshell
Author:
wild_huntressRating: G
Warnings: Um... humour, possibly rather irreverent humour?
Author's notes: Cut for mood whiplash (compared to the above piece), space and possibly stretching the challenge. This is not set during The Devil's Foot, but it is very much inspired by Holmes's knocking-over-the-flowerpot incident - since I find it hard to accept that every "misstep" he ever made was really a necessary and meaningful part of his sleuthing.
Holmes waved the handkerchief impatiently before returning it to his bleeding ankle.
“My dear Watson, I assure you that ‘misstep’ was quite deliberate. I am satisfied that our intruder did not escape that way.”
But even I, who had so often observed my friend’s methods, could not believe stepping on Sir Jacob’s cat was a calculated part of the investigation.
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