A Case of Identity, The Boscombe Valley Mystery, The Five Orange Pips

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I joined this community very recently, hope you don't mind if I post a few splashes of ketchup.

Canon Story: A Case of Identity
Title: Therapy
Author: hisietari
Rating: G

Quite sure that I am coming down with something. First I talk to Watson about flying hand in hand over London, charmingly illuminated by the pinkest sunset in England’s history (might have kept that bit to myself). Then I sympathise with an old spinster. And then, not even crime in sight. Will ask Watson for therapy. And my riding crop.


Canon Story: The Boscombe Valley Mystery
Title: Feeling
Author: hisietari
Rating: G

When clients come to me, or their opponents, or nothing but Watson’s gaze pierces my conscience – they tend to forget a simple, yet all the more relevant fact:

There is justice. Always. Matters have a habit to turn its way.

Indeed, if enquired, it would be apt to say that while I may not feel passion, I do feel justice.


Canon Story: The Five Orange Pips
Title: Correlations
Author: hisietari
Rating: G

Watson often wonders about the neglect I put upon my body, let it be because of business or lack of it. He even calls me a self-poisoner, and cannot understand how my cases sometimes keep me from eating all day. On the other hand, people are in awe about my rate of success – yet everybody fails in seeing the connection.

Comments

Wednesday, March 28th 2012

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Ah, very nice catchups here! I particularly like the second, because that's something I always associate with Holmes too -- he is a seeker of justice, above all else. So good.

[hisietari.livejournal.com]

I've written a lot of catchup stories so far, bu~t... you don't want to know what I made of, let's say, the Blue Carbuncle. *lol*

I have to admit that that story made me bite my lip a lot, because I didn't agree with Holmes's way of resolving the case at all. The topic for this ficlet was born from that conflict. I can usually follow him to his conclusions and opinions, but when it's about sentiment and personal decisions, I'm much more of an ice block than he'll ever be, haha.