The prompt word actually was enervate; I thought John being forced into inaction for most of that pool scene was very much a draining of energy for him. But I keep doing little antonyms in these things despite myself, so it only seemed fair to let him move at the end.
No worries, really! The fact that you even know the definition of both of those words and can articulate the difference *while* on pain meds makes you a deeply valuable reader. It's nice to know that when I get something wrong, somebody will catch it.
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One little thing: I think you want innervate (to give energy), not enervate (to be drained of energy). Nobody ever gets those right. ;-)
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The prompt word actually was enervate; I thought John being forced into inaction for most of that pool scene was very much a draining of energy for him. But I keep doing little antonyms in these things despite myself, so it only seemed fair to let him move at the end.
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John grinned and joined Sherlock, just to complete the curve.
Oh, how I adore this.
A second before the world turned white, John surged forward.
YES!!! Yes, he does. I can see it.
What gifts these are. Absolutely wonderful. Thank you for sharing them.
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If not, THANK YOU. Because they always make my day, and you leave a lot of them. You are rather marvelous.
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