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Head in a jar anonymous October 21 2011, 04:20:17 UTC
Dark!John turns Sherlock into a head-in-a-jar in an ill-attempted display of love.

"You did always say that everything else was transport"

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sweet are the uses of adversity (1/1, tw for blood/murder) rattyjol October 21 2011, 05:03:42 UTC
It starts as a blog post.

Sometimes I think he's nothing but a head on legs. Really, ridiculously long legs.

(Backspace key clicks till it's gone, but the thought won't be deleted.)

Next week, and Sherlock gets a knife to his ribs. The red is striking against his pale skin, and John frowns and fusses and clicks his tongue in disapproval to disguise how much of shame it is to sponge it away.

It's only transport, John. Stop hovering.

(Red and white and flashing silver haunt his dreams after that. He wakes up panting.)

He won't eat. Skin and bones, he is. Skin and bones and brain.

Chinese?
Busy.

(The body is shriveling away beneath him. The thoughts are all that matter.)

Boredom makes Sherlock restless. It makes him yell and sulk and shoot things for the bulletholes. It makes John's blood run cold. It makes his fingers itch with the want to snatch the gun and paint those bulletholes red.

There must be something happening in this bloody great city. I can't be the only one who gets bored.(He isn't ( ... )

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Re: sweet are the uses of adversity (1/1, tw for blood/murder) anonymous October 21 2011, 05:11:27 UTC
DA

Ooohh, nice! Very nice read.

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OP Re: sweet are the uses of adversity (1/1, tw for blood/murder) anonymous October 22 2011, 00:25:56 UTC
Oh- that's brilliant! :D So delightfully dark. You've got a great writing style- I love the theme of 'red' running through.

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Re: sweet are the uses of adversity (1/1, tw for blood/murder) anonymous October 24 2011, 05:58:30 UTC
Ooh, this is so weird and twisted. I like how John is trying to be normal at the beginning and gets increasingly disturbed.

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