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I'm wondering if Moriarty instructed his men that whatever happened, they had to see Sherlock jump.
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I'm wondering if Sherlock sent a text to Molly or whomever that they would need to clear the roof after his fall, after Moriarty shot himself and before he called John.
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I feel Mycroft may have dealt with that.
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besleybean wrote:
I feel Mycroft may have dealt with that.
That's what drives me insane, lol. I want to know what his role was, but there's no way to know until then.
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I always thought, if Sherlock is going to destroy Moriarty´s spider web after TRF, like in canon, it could be helpful that Moriarty´s "colleagues" think for a while that their boss isn´t dead. They could act less carefully not being aware of that. If I am right with that it´s very likely Mycroft responsible for bringing away Moriarty´s dead body, assuming the spider web destruction is a long-term plan of the Holmes brothers together.
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I´m still thinking about one fact....
Look at Moriartys Face after he shot himself in his mouth. O.K. there was blood. But how would a face look after a gunshot inside?
Not as perfect as it was showed.
But as Moffat said at SDCC: “He shot himself in the face! What more do you want? “Faking suicides at each other” would be a “waste of a scene”.
So, was it a mistake? Or do they just avoid to show this horrible picture?
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All that matters is he's dead and he ain't coming back.
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I think they simply avoided to show us a very horrible picture. The way he put the gun into his mouth was realistic enough for me. But I'm quite a soft person.
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Sava wrote:
I´m still thinking about one fact....
Look at Moriartys Face after he shot himself in his mouth. O.K. there was blood. But how would a face look after a gunshot inside?
Not as perfect as it was showed.
But as Moffat said at SDCC: “He shot himself in the face! What more do you want? “Faking suicides at each other” would be a “waste of a scene”.
So, was it a mistake? Or do they just avoid to show this horrible picture?
The blood in that picture reminds me of a pair of wings... or some kind of ears.
Also, Moffat could be tricking us. My dad said that someone shooting themselves in the head would be gorier, but then again, this series can't show too much blood at risk of angry parents or such.
And Sherlock closes his eyes when Moriarty shoots himself. He could've missed something.
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Sorry.
Really don't know how many times we have to say this: the writers have said he is dead.
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Yes, I know. I'm just saying that we don't know for sure. There was that picture of Andrew Scott on the set, as well.
Anyway, I don't really mind either way. His character arc has ended.
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Yes, for flashbacks.
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besleybean wrote:
Sorry.
Really don't know how many times we have to say this: the writers have said he is dead.
And if I remember correctly they also said at Comic Con that they can't show it any more gory than they did just because that won't work on such a show on BBC One. I also think that Moffat's "they wouldn't fake suicide at each other" was pretty convincing. At least to me.
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"I was faking, too" -> 0,1% hope ;-)
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Just this.
Moriarty is dead.
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(i know.......)
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I'll miss him, too.
But he had run his course...
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Moriarty is dead.
Dead, dead, dead. The only ways he can come back are:
1. Flashback to the fall
2. The writers say "The hell with it!" and rewrite the show into a sequel to "Weekend at Bernie's"
I will say, I think it would be hilarious to see Sherlock and John dragging Moriarty's corpse to parties.
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sj4iy wrote:
Moriarty is dead.
Dead, dead, dead. ....
Dont. Be. So. Cruel.
Yes, I know, I know.... And to be honest: Everything else would be stupid. We are not in Dallas, right?
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There may well be a Baker Street in Dallas, but I prefer the London version!