Fic for mundungus42: The Possibility of the Improbable

Dec 02, 2015 21:00

Title: The Possibility of the Improbable
Recipient: mundungus42
Author: graycardinal
Characters/Pairings: Sherlock Holmes, Dr. John Watson, various OCs
Rating: G
Warnings: none
Words: ~3900
Summary: The case of the vanishing boomerang appeared at first to be a trivial matter. But it revealed an aspect of Sherlock Holmes’ past that shed new light on his character - and ( Read more... )

2015: gift: fic, source: acd canon, pairing: none

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mundungus42 December 3 2015, 03:31:16 UTC
I am sitting at my kitchen table howling with laughter and clapping my hands in delight. THIS IS SO UNBELIEVABLY BRILLIANT!! You write with such a fantasticlly light touch that even the introduction of a supernatural element and all the hints (the telegram, the umbrella) didn't entirely clue me in to the identity of the governess, but the moment her name was spoken, my jaw dropped and aforementioned howling began. Oh Mystery Author, either you have stumbled upon an extraordinary coincidence or you have particular knowledge of one of my more successful cosplays, which makes this particular crossover all the sweeter for me. And I think we both recall what the canon has to say about coincidences ( ... )

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saki101 December 3 2015, 04:00:14 UTC
Thank you for this lovely crossover! Who better to have been Mycroft and Sherlock's governess than Mary Poppins? It would explain a lot! :-)

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keladry_lupin December 3 2015, 05:14:09 UTC
This is absolutely delightful! I wondered if this was Mary Poppins from the moment her umbrella was mentioned. I smiled all the way through this.

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starfishstar December 3 2015, 05:42:45 UTC
Oh my goodness, Mary Poppins was the Holmes' governess. Of course she was! What a wonderful and fitting crossover. Nicely done!

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nia_kantorka December 3 2015, 08:53:17 UTC
Such a wonderful atmosphere, a peculiar case with a lovely solution, and Mary Poppins on top. An absolutely adorable story! Thanks for sharing! I loved it.

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