Fic: Dare

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Title: Dare
Characters: Sherlock Holmes, John Watson, Jim Moriarty
Word Count: 774
Summary: Sherlock’s perspective of the last scene in The Great Game. Written in the second person.
Warnings: Supermassive spoilers for the last episode.
Disclaimer: Alas, I don’t own Holmes or Watson.
A\N: This is unbeta’d and, although I’ve proofread it myself, I’

Comments

[telperion_15]

Really liked this. Loved Sherlock's dispassionate listing of all the possible outcomes of their choices.

Although you've made me frustrated about the cliffhanger all over again! *g*

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Glad you liked it! I originally started writing Sherlock's dispassionate listing as prose, which... didn't really work that well.

Gahh, sorry about that! I tried to come up with a less cliffhangery solution, but the fact that I had to watch the ending about 3 times to make sure I'd gotten everything right broke my brain again, so I stuck with this!

Thanks for the review :)

[enderwiggin24]

that was cool.

though now you make me more than ever to kidnap moffat, and torture the ending out of him!

or possible break into the bbc headquarter and search for the tape, that has the ending.

*ponders possibilites*

[insertbloghere]

Glad you liked it! :)

I think I might join you in the kidnapping of Moffat. I've already vowed that if series 2 doesn't start on Sunday that I will go all Moriarty on Moffat and Gatiss.

[kickair8p]

Mmmmmmmmmm, chewy-thinky bits.

~

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Glad you liked it! :)

[laura_trekkie]

Great Sherlock voice, especially the clinical assessment of the two escape options and the possible injuries. But gah! You left us on almost as much of a cliff hanger as the show! ;)

Laura.

[insertbloghere]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! :) The clinical assessment is possibly my favourite part, although doing the research for it was so time consuming (but that's partially because I'm a pedant and need to get everything right :P)

As for the ending... well, what can I say? I'm just evil :D

[mariole]

Loved this. This is certainly how Sherlock must think.

[insertbloghere]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it :)