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Most people would count going to the opera and being serenaded as grand romantic gestures. For John Watson, it’s just Sherlock’s Italian phase. At least, that's what he's trying to tell himself, because Sherlock being romantic is even harder to understand than the Italian. Lestrade looks on in glee, Molly looks on in despair, and Mycroft meddles as usual. Linguistic fluff and misunderstandings abound.
Also known as 'Sherlock speaks Italian', i.e. he really does. Part 2.1 (Romantic Version) of Planet Sherlock - can be taken into account or not! Chronologically follows 'Voulez Vous' i.e. Sherlock's French phase.Last bookmarked by miriemirie
26 May 2012
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It’s an ordinary day at 221B apart from the fact that Sherlock is speaking in French. What John doesn’t know is that Sherlock has an ulterior motive. What Sherlock doesn’t know is that while John may not speak French, he’s almost fluent in Sherlock.
(NB! Sherlock actually is speaking in French. Now with annotated translations!)
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A Samhain story.
Last bookmarked by milanthruil
25 Jan 2012
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Draco blames it on Harry. Everyone else blames it on Draco.
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All her life, Stephanie called him Grandfather.
Last bookmarked by Maridee42
27 Jul 2011
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Marge and Homer's relationship throughout the years, explored through their use and appreciation of the French language
Last bookmarked by Olorisstra
21 Apr 2011
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The sequel to St. Dabeoc's Heath. Stephen and his grandfather's valet go by sea to Catalonia, where Stephen is thrown head first into life as a member of the noble Domanova family - the members of which are hiding a number of secrets, scandals and sins.
Last bookmarked by Pitseleh
28 Feb 2011
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I FUCKING LOVE THIS STORY it is a longass read but ttly worth it.
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"His first sight of St Dabeoc's heath when he was seven, of a dell filled with Gold of Pleasure the next year..." When Stephen's father dies, the payment of his bastard fund ceases. His foster family becomes desperate, until a stranger from Catalonia arrives.
Last bookmarked by Pitseleh
28 Feb 2011
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Instead, he tried to think in Catalan: simple observations, like “the sea is grey” and “the sailors are loud” and “I am wet”.
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The one thing that still worries John.
Last bookmarked by Fish_Echo
1 Feb 2010