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- Little Weed
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Re: Sherlock as a boy
I'd quite like the plan to be that Moriarty isn't actually dead... or whoever is behind Moriarty isn't dead... exciting...
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- dioscureantwins
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Re: Sherlock as a boy
besleybean wrote:
I love the idea of The Plan.
But what is The Plan?!
Sadly, I couldn't tell you. But after Sherlock telling us so definitely that Jim is dead I'm convinced that Moriarty is in fact alive. For there's always something. And tbh after the sheer brilliance that was TAB I'm rather hoping Moriarty is indeed still alive.
- besleybean
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I know what you mean.
I'm a huge Andrew fan.
I never thought he could top his appearances in TRF...
Then they gave us TAB.
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- Yitzock
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Re: Sherlock as a boy
Well, whether Moriarty's really alive or not, we've seen him show up in Sherlock's mind in a couple of episodes now. He's the "virus." I think we'll probably still be seeing Andrew in some way no matter what happens.
Clueing for looks.
- besleybean
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Re: Sherlock as a boy
Yes and I tend to think it will be flashback/MP appearances...though I live in hope for more.
Sherlock coming home and finding Moriarty in his bed, would be nice...for a start-
Oh sorry, did I say that out loud?!
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- dioscureantwins
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Haha, well Moriarty conceded it.
Somehow I don't think he was sleeping there.
- besleybean
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Seriously, I thought he was...
Not really knowing his inclinations, I couldn't really suggest anything else.
He so likes to tease and play with Sherlock and he knows how to press all of Sherlock's buttons!
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- dioscureantwins
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Re: Sherlock as a boy
Ahem, everyone in the show is wildly in love with Sherlock for no discernible reason so I just assume the same holds true for Moriarty.
After all, he seems to be rather obsessed with the detective.
- besleybean
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Indeed and in his case I think this is most true.
CAM after all was really after Mycroft.(Something I can also understand!)
Sorry, I know I've wandered way off topic here- but interesting discussion anyway.
Plus, not like I'm the first person to ever do this!
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- dioscureantwins
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Re: Sherlock as a boy
Yes, somehow the show's main protagonist can be rather distracting.
