Prompting Part XXXII

[sherlockbbc_fic]

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Sherlock gets himself hurt - Post-TRF

[anonymous]

Sherlock tangles with the wrong group of henchmen, and is badly injured.
He's in a rather remote area - and ends up being taken to the Doctors Without Borders clinic.

Despite being in an awful state - he recognizes that he is most likely the patient of a certain Doctor Watson.

Run with what happens next.
Does John recognize Sherlock and do they take out Moriarty's network together as a team from there on out or does Sherlock choose to keep John in the loop somehow? Up to filler.

Rape, broken bones, and graphic descriptions of a compound fracture is a bonus.

Re: Sherlock gets himself hurt - Post-TRF

[anonymous]

This. Is awesome. Seconding!

Also seconding graphic descriptions, this pre-med is very very looking forward to.

Even Mycroft is "excite". That's a little sick, Mycroft.

Re: Sherlock gets himself hurt - Post-TRF

[anonymous]

Yay! I've post a few prompts with medical interests in them here myself. Just don't have a lot of time to write, but I didn't get some interesting vision when we covered the gigli wire in SX instruments. *evil grin*

Re: Sherlock gets himself hurt - Post-TRF

[anonymous]

*DID* I did get some idea. Jeez... I need sleep. :(

Re: Sherlock gets himself hurt - Post-TRF

[anonymous]

third'ed :) this is the kind of coincidence for which i am more than willing to suspend my disbelief - in fact i would so love to read both their reactions that i probably wouldn't even give the improbability of it a second thought :) hope you get a fill for this OP
- P.S - guiltily seconding the compound fracture - i love myself some good, gory and if fates would be so inclined also medically accurate descriptions of injuries
but wouldn't mind the other bonus as well am i a bad person?

Fill: Sans Frontières (1/?)

[cydoniia]

warnings for abuse and graphic description of injuries. i hope the descriptions are accurate and you enjoy it so far

Re: Fill: Sans Frontières (3a/?)

[cydoniia]

Doctor Watson considers himself an honest man - he has a comforting bedside manner, despite what truths he may be about to deliver to a patient. It’s difficult to lie about anything of substance, which is why John isn’t sure what makes him most uncomfortable at that moment: the fact that he can see Sherlock lying on the bed, or that when he’d told the volunteer that he’d seen a ghost, he had been lying - it was actually a corpse he looked at

Re: Fill: Sans Frontières (3b/?)

[cydoniia]

There was a mindset John had often got into during the war, one in which he stopped thinking about the person beneath his hands as a friend and comrade and thought about them as nothing more than a body. Remove all emotional attachment - treat them as if they are simply an illness to be cured, an injury to be fixed, not a human being with thoughts and feelings and hopes and dreams

OP again

[anonymous]

ffff perfection.
I love that John has to detatch from being too personal about it and then gets all logical, and I can't wait for the next part.

Re: OP again

[cydoniia]

thank you, thank you!
you're such a sweet op :)
i hope you keep enjoying this!

Re: Fill: Sans Frontières (3b/?)

[anonymous]

This is just incredible.

Re: Fill: Sans Frontières (3b/?)

[cydoniia]

thank you so much!

Re: Fill: Sans Frontières (3b/?)

[scb18]

This is awesome! Can't wait for more.

Re: Fill: Sans Frontières (3b/?)

[cydoniia]

i'm working on more now :) thanks for the comment!

Re: Fill: Sans Frontières (3b/?)

[anonymous]

I love all the medical terminology in this :kisses: it's usually a glossed over thing in fic and ngh, just how John works, and Sherlock's haze...

Re: Fill: Sans Frontières (3b/?)

[cydoniia]

oh, really? i've been relying on google for medical terminology, i really have no idea what i'm talking about - glad to see it's coming across well, though. :)
and thank you so much for the lovely comment!