Poll Things I need to do before going to see the movie:
*clean my room
*balance my checkbook
*clean the bathroom (it's getting kind of icky)
*FINISH AT LEAST ONE STORY, BRAIN
*change out of my pajamas
If somehow Batman/Bruce Wayne and Holmes did meet, what do you think would happen? Answers will get ficlets, possibly related, but no guarantees as to
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"I think that it is a more reasonable explanation, although without data I cannot speak with any certainty." Holmes began packing his pipe with tobacco, a task by now mindless in its familiarity, and considered Watson's question with more care. "There are certain areas of our fair city that the police dare not patrol with anything approaching thoroughness; too much crime, too few people with respect for the law. To force order upon those places would require an army--or two, and the process would be long and messy and called off before it was finished. But everyone fears something, and those who scoff at Scotland Yard may well tremble at the thought of a shadow with teeth and a sense of justice ( ... )
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Working on Things Already Seen would be a good idea.
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"How long before we can send a MALP through to check out the address Ford got?" he asks Rodney first, because he can feel in his bones how necessary it is that this be his mission, his rescue. He can't afford to give away any more control of it than what Elizabeth requires to sign off on it.
Rodney looks disgruntled, clearly caught flat-footed. "That's really more Zalinsky's field than mine." (Zelenka, Elizabeth corrects, faintly bemused at Rodney ( ... )
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Two hours later, Holmes was still seated in front of the viewing screen of the "computer", and Watson found himself wondering if perhaps his friend had been somehow mesmerized by the thing. He said as much to Wayne, who looked startled for a moment and then laughed.
"Not by the computer, no, although perhaps by the information it stores. Heaven knows I've lost track of time more than once while trying to make sense of something."
"More than a hundred times," Wayne's man Pennyworth muttered sotto voce as he passed by Watson. "I suspect that this is not entirely out of character for Mr. Holmes?" he added in a normal speaking tone.
"Not entirely," Watson admitted.
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...So, Things it is! ;)
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Meek and mild, he follows her outside, and doesn't let her see how much her startled wonderment at this new world hurts. He doesn't think he'd seen it before, when he'd been overwhelmed by the alienness of Atlantis, the weird itching sensation inside his scalp that he now knows is the mainframe trying and failing to upgrade his access to it. But now he's jaded, and to see her still so fresh cuts at him.
His wounds don't matter, though, not now, and especially not when they're only imaginary. So he boxes away that part of himself and sets in on the task at hand.
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