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"Amazing," John says. He's not sure why he's so impressed by someone ferreting out one of his most embarrassing traits so easily; perhaps it's because no one has ever done it that quickly without any input from John. Or perhaps it's because Sherlock has yet to give him that look of pity that witches and wizards- even his parents, even Mike- always give him when they talk about squibs.
Sherlock stares at him. "What?"
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The thing is, Jim is rather better than religion, in your experience.
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He got his tenses mixed up a lot, talking to Sherlock.
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A missing scene for Hounds, inspired by two phone conversations in S2. Speed-written, unbeta'd.
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"That was amazing," John blurted out.
Sherlock, already turned halfway to the door, paused and whirled back around. "Really?" he asked, narrowing his eyes at John.
"Yeah," John said. Sherlock flashed him a quick, tight grin, and then John saw the fangs. Oh.
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It was from a middle-grade establishment that John Watson went in to purchase a house servant and came out with a bed slave.
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5 Nov 2011
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Young Leonardo keeps a journal.
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11 Jun 2011
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Lestrade left his wife for Sherlock two and a half year ago. Now John Watson has arrived and Lestrade can feel the world he knows shifting around him.
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- Part 1 of Of Silences in the Telling
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4 Feb 2011
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The Cornish Horror: Or, How John Watson Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Sherlock Holmes by finangler
Sherlock (TV)
27 Jan 2011
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Sherlock Holmes had never really been in the "helping people" business in the first place. (Sherlock Big Bang!Fill)
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27 Jan 2011
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Blame it on the moon, or the alcohol, or the Bossa Nova -- but more importantly, make sure there's no evidence.
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26 Jan 2011