WIP: Series: This is where I began. Book III: Perfer et Obdura, chapter 4
Title: Perfer et Obdura, chapter 4
Status of work: WIP. Series: This is where I began. Book III
Characters: Sherlock, Mycroft, Mummy, Molly Hooper, OMC’s, OFC’s
Warnings: violence among school boys. No further warnings apply
Rating: PG13
Beta: the lovely susako. I want to thank her very much for her help and advice. Any remaining mistakes are mine of course
Word count: approx. 8,100
Author's note: in this series I’m exploring Sherlock’s past and his relationship with Mycroft, from his earliest beginnings up to the time he ends up sharing the flat with John at Baker Street 221B. In Book II Sherlock had to learn to deal with the vagaries of the world. Still those were nothing compared to what he will encounter during the next few years. I’d be very happy if you’d join me for the trip again. I’ll try to update once a week or every two weeks
Summary: Ten days later he receives his answer. When he opens the envelope a balloon and a novelty key ring with a little plastic police hat fall out. These he ignores for the accompanying letter. The average length of the sentences adds to ten words. He detects four grammar mistakes and his name is misspelt two times. In the letter a Sgt Barnes thanks him heartily for his observations before going on to suggest he watches too much telly and should leave the important jobs to grown-ups.
Read it here at my journal
Or start with chapter 1 of book I, Et in Arcadia Ego here at my journal
Status of work: WIP. Series: This is where I began. Book III
Characters: Sherlock, Mycroft, Mummy, Molly Hooper, OMC’s, OFC’s
Warnings: violence among school boys. No further warnings apply
Rating: PG13
Beta: the lovely susako. I want to thank her very much for her help and advice. Any remaining mistakes are mine of course
Word count: approx. 8,100
Author's note: in this series I’m exploring Sherlock’s past and his relationship with Mycroft, from his earliest beginnings up to the time he ends up sharing the flat with John at Baker Street 221B. In Book II Sherlock had to learn to deal with the vagaries of the world. Still those were nothing compared to what he will encounter during the next few years. I’d be very happy if you’d join me for the trip again. I’ll try to update once a week or every two weeks
Summary: Ten days later he receives his answer. When he opens the envelope a balloon and a novelty key ring with a little plastic police hat fall out. These he ignores for the accompanying letter. The average length of the sentences adds to ten words. He detects four grammar mistakes and his name is misspelt two times. In the letter a Sgt Barnes thanks him heartily for his observations before going on to suggest he watches too much telly and should leave the important jobs to grown-ups.
Read it here at my journal
Or start with chapter 1 of book I, Et in Arcadia Ego here at my journal