Sherlock Transcript: "A Scandal in Belgravia" (part 3)disassembly_rsnJanuary 5 2012, 10:09:35 UTC
MORNING. 221 B. [first scene] If it matters, Sherlock is wearing his blue dressing gown. He's dressed (shirt's light grey check and not clean (got a spot on the right breast, looks like); he's also wearing shoes, it looks like to me, which I note because I wouldn't expect that if he weren't expecting to go out and hadn't been out that day).
When Sherlock begins typing '1895', I notice that his hands are trembling. That stops as soon as he finds out he's got the wrong code, when his expression also changes.
If it's worth noting, John puts on a plain brown windbreaker, not the shooting jacket from last year as he goes out to what turns into the meeting with Irene. He's wearing mostly brown/beige in that scene, with a beige check shirt.
John's exchange with Mrs H. He starts out with his keys in his left hand, wallet in his right. He passes the wallet over to his left hand after saying 'ever', then uses that to gesture back and forth between himself and Mrs H when he says 'How could we not know?' He passes the wallet back to his right
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Re: Sherlock Transcript: "A Scandal in Belgravia" (part 3)disassembly_rsnJanuary 5 2012, 14:37:25 UTC
I do wish John hadn't walked between Sherlock and the gun when he crossed over to Mrs H, but note that when he went back across the room afterward, they were careful for him to pass behind Sherlock, out of the line of fire.
Re: Sherlock Transcript: "A Scandal in Belgravia" (part 3)disassembly_rsnFebruary 7 2014, 01:28:33 UTC
I picked up on that bit as well; "Sherlock doesn't follow me everywhere" was positively ironic when it turns out Sherlock really does follow John everywhere.
"He clicks the ‘k’ of ‘work’ loudly. Your transcriber faints."
Your reader grins. Look: :)
Also, I just want to bear witness to the fact that when Sherlock goes into his little deduction trances and starts yammering like a maniac, it is just Hot. As. Hell.
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If it matters, Sherlock is wearing his blue dressing gown. He's dressed (shirt's light grey check and not clean (got a spot on the right breast, looks like); he's also wearing shoes, it looks like to me, which I note because I wouldn't expect that if he weren't expecting to go out and hadn't been out that day).
When Sherlock begins typing '1895', I notice that his hands are trembling. That stops as soon as he finds out he's got the wrong code, when his expression also changes.
If it's worth noting, John puts on a plain brown windbreaker, not the shooting jacket from last year as he goes out to what turns into the meeting with Irene. He's wearing mostly brown/beige in that scene, with a beige check shirt.
John's exchange with Mrs H. He starts out with his keys in his left hand, wallet in his right. He passes the wallet over to his left hand after saying 'ever', then uses that to gesture back and forth between himself and Mrs H when he says 'How could we not know?' He passes the wallet back to his right ( ... )
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The Johnlock in me is overwhelmed.
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Your reader grins. Look: :)
Also, I just want to bear witness to the fact that when Sherlock goes into his little deduction trances and starts yammering like a maniac, it is just Hot. As. Hell.
Again, go you for creating this amazing resource.
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