Well. It's SHERLOCK HOLMES. I never imagined I'd get to meet the sleuthing legend, much less a modern version of him. Or even become well acquainted with him. I definitely admire and look up to him and his methods, but don't get me wrong. He's hard to deal with personality-wise at times, but I think getting to know him is rewarding in the end. Well, that's just how I feel. Sherlock's a [high functioning] sociopath and the only one I think he specially cares about is Watson. He knows a few things about me though and I don't feel too uncomfortable about confiding in him about other stuff I usually don't talk about.
I've spent a lot of time with him over the past few months. Solved a mystery, played Connect Four, Christmas dinner, a bunch of other things... It's those small things I get to do with him that makes me think of him as a good friend even if he's a total weirdo and of course brilliant. And he DID visit me when I was in the hospital. That surprised me.
He's aggravating sometimes, but I think that just comes along with being Sherlock and him talking to a weird kid like me. And... Ah, this is embarrassing, but I care about him. If he ever needs a favor, I might do it without question."
While they do have their silly snark-offs and very mild clashes, Lien really likes Sherlock and is happy to get to know him beyond the brilliant detective that he is. He's feels like family, if only slightly so far. It's fun to throw sarcastic comments back and forth with him and she's super happy she got to solve a mystery with, well, Sherlock Holmes. Hell, she looks up to him and she loves talking to him whenever she can. To be honest, Lien feels like she can't get too personable with him unlike Victorian!Holmes though and tries to hold back on being too emotional towards him since he just wouldn't 'get it'. His company, however, is always welcome. He's like that weird uncle who you don't want to live with ever, but nonetheless perfectly content spending time with.
Well. It's SHERLOCK HOLMES. I never imagined I'd get to meet the sleuthing legend, much less a modern version of him. Or even become well acquainted with him. I definitely admire and look up to him and his methods, but don't get me wrong. He's hard to deal with personality-wise at times, but I think getting to know him is rewarding in the end. Well, that's just how I feel. Sherlock's a [high functioning] sociopath and the only one I think he specially cares about is Watson. He knows a few things about me though and I don't feel too uncomfortable about confiding in him about other stuff I usually don't talk about.
I've spent a lot of time with him over the past few months. Solved a mystery, played Connect Four, Christmas dinner, a bunch of other things... It's those small things I get to do with him that makes me think of him as a good friend even if he's a total weirdo and of course brilliant. And he DID visit me when I was in the hospital. That surprised me.
He's aggravating sometimes, but I think that just comes along with being Sherlock and him talking to a weird kid like me. And... Ah, this is embarrassing, but I care about him. If he ever needs a favor, I might do it without question."
While they do have their silly snark-offs and very mild clashes, Lien really likes Sherlock and is happy to get to know him beyond the brilliant detective that he is. He's feels like family, if only slightly so far. It's fun to throw sarcastic comments back and forth with him and she's super happy she got to solve a mystery with, well, Sherlock Holmes. Hell, she looks up to him and she loves talking to him whenever she can. To be honest, Lien feels like she can't get too personable with him unlike Victorian!Holmes though and tries to hold back on being too emotional towards him since he just wouldn't 'get it'. His company, however, is always welcome. He's like that weird uncle who you don't want to live with ever, but nonetheless perfectly content spending time with.
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