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Dearly Departed

Dec 31, 2014 08:01

Title: Dearly Departed
Fandom: Sherlock
Pairing: Sherlock/John
Rating: R
Word Count: 3700
Warnings: Slight gore, disturbing themes.
Disclaimer: In no way mine, or anything to do with me, I own nothing.
Summary: There's a dead body in the bath, and it's looking at him.
AN: The very last story in the challenge I've been doing with goldenusagi which has been ( Read more... )

sherlock, sherlock: john/sherlock, word count: 3000-5000, genre: slash, rated: adult, rating: r

Comments 10

goldenusagi December 31 2014, 08:07:21 UTC

We have done it! Whoo-hoo!

Someone should bring us champagne. :)

entangled_now December 31 2014, 08:09:47 UTC

We actually did an entire year of creature!Sherlock.

We should definitely get champagne :D

darthhellokitty December 31 2014, 08:56:22 UTC

Wow. This is heartbreaking, even though it's funny, particularly

the expression on Mycroft's face when I arrived at his house composed almost entirely of blood, dirt and teeth - yes, that was more than worth it."

entangled_now January 3 2015, 16:33:28 UTC

Thank you! I'm pleased you liked it.

enigmaticblues December 31 2014, 15:42:21 UTC

I love the wry tone of this, and John's resignation. It was creepy, and yet poignant and funny. Just brilliant.

entangled_now January 3 2015, 16:34:36 UTC

Thank you very much! I'm pleased you thought it worked. I sort of fell into 'cannibalistic prompt for Christmas' I'm not sure why.

thiefofcamorr January 4 2015, 12:05:26 UTC

How can you write something so sad yet lovely at the same time? *shakes fist*

entangled_now January 7 2015, 22:33:56 UTC

That's really nice of you to say, thank you, I'm happy you liked it.

fruitbat00 July 2 2015, 23:32:19 UTC

Wow this has got to be the strangest Sherlock fic I have read. It's more disturbing than the zombilock ones, and more creepy than the vampire or werewolf ones even the demon ones. But even with that its funny and SO Sherlock. Loved the whole bit about inviting Mycroft to dinner, the double meanings and sly comments were a delight. It's bittersweet and funny and odd and perfect.

Is it strange that instead of being horrified I was smilling at the thought of Sherlock dragging a dead body out of the bath to stash it somwhere else. The bone crunching did disturb me a bit but again not for long :)

I love it to bits :)

entangled_now July 3 2015, 14:11:53 UTC

I really wanted to do something strange for the last story in my series, so that's nice to hear, and I'm very happy you thought I made it work. I knew it might be a tough sell.

Thank you for reading!