title: Fields of Play [2/?]
fandom: Sherlock Holmes
Pairing: Holmes/Watson (PTSD and pre-slash in this chapter)
rating: PG
words: 3,707
summary: There was Holmes, kneeling beside him on the carpeted floor of the landing, and there was the wind blowing in from the window he had left open halfway up the stairs. That was all.
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“I assure you,” Watson said, “you stopped being inquisitive far too long ago for any of this to be excusable.”
I love this line. And the whole argument, actually, but especially this line.
“Do you mean to say that you are just, only now, realizing how truly offensive you’re being? Honestly?”
“Yes!” Holmes exclaimed.
Also, this. And the bit with the pages-turning-over-quietly. And the last paragraph.
I may have eaten a bit too much sugar, so I will stop gushing and just say: enjoyed this a lot, can't wait for more :D
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Right, I am returning to My Own Damn Hell Chapter. *nods*
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I can't wait for Holmes and Watson to realize that instead of breaking things, they can channel their anger into OTHER things. Like SEX. YAKNO??
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WAAAHHHHHH. Love this. Poor, poor Watson! Clumsy-but-trying Holmes.
Hey Holmes, I hear cuddling helps these sorts of things. Really! ;)
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I think my favorite part about this chapter were the details. What caught at me most was Watson's habit of smashing his thumb and forefinger together. I dunno. I think i liked it because it was a step away from the cliche and made Watson take on more of a real human presence rather than just a written character.
*still waiting to see where this will all lead*
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You're not the only one to mention the thumb and index finger thing. I wrote it in because it's something that I do. Years and years ago, I was having a terrible time in high school (years ago) and would be all FIST CLENCH OF DOOM. But then it just made people stare at me strangely and then ignore me. So I had to come up with something more subtle. I don't really do it that much anymore, but it sort of popped into my head when I thought about Watson.
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