LapOtter
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- Sherlock (TV) (12)
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syn·the·sis [sin-thuh-sis] /ˈsɪnθəsɪs/ noun, plural syn·the·ses.
1. the combining of the constituent elements of separate material or abstract entities into a single or unified entity ( opposed to analysis, ) the separating of any material or abstract entity into its constituent elements.
2. a complex whole formed by combining.a·pha·sia [uh-fey-zhuh] /əˈfeɪʒə/ noun.
1. the loss of a previously held ability to speak or understand spoken or written language, due to disease or injury of the brain. -
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Like a cat owner absentmindedly making noises at their noisy cat, talking back at Sherlock in this mood had become a reflex.
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An isolated moment inside 221b: immobile, quiet, content. With.
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- Part 3 of Control 'verse
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John always thought it was inevitable that, someday, Sherlock would initiate a change in their relationship.
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The human pulled back, turning to go around Sherlock. Sherlock put himself in the way again. Its chest was heaving now, and it lifted one hand to press over its nose and mouth. Its movements grew sluggish, and despite its struggles it slowly started to sink again as Sherlock watched.
Its eyes locked on Sherlock's. They were blue, and pleading. Its free hand stretched upward as it sank, toward the surface. Toward Sherlock.
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A series of related PWPs in which, mostly, John has a bad day and bosses Sherlock around, and then feels better.
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Violins are stupidly complicated to play well. That’s probably why Sherlock likes them--well, that and because he can annoy the heck out of Mycroft by playing deliberately badly. Luckily, Sherlock fandom, you do not actually have to learn to play the violin! This guide will help you convince your readers that Sherlock knows how to play the violin without requiring you to endure years of violin teachers shouting at you for tiny details of your technique. ("Stop avoiding the frog! Bow parallel to the bridge!")
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2 Feb 2013
Bookmarker's Notes
Exactly what I was looking for when trying to figure out what kinds of violin music Sherlock would play, and what of that John would like.