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For Thatcher, my first thought was flashback. Sherlock being put into an insane asylum or something as a kid, in the Thatcher era. And maybe now he's into (forced) rehab and reliving some of those traumas. (He does seem childlike in his fear).
And I really, really hope they are not going for an "evil twin". That is the worst cliche of all cliches to have ever cliched.
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Vhanja wrote:
And I really, really hope they are not going for an "evil twin". That is the worst cliche of all cliches to have ever cliched.
Never fear Vhanja. Perhaps they've also read Polyphony's beautiful The Best of Times. Highly recommended, full of the most delicious angst and centered around a memory that might fully appear to literally haunt Sherlock.
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Hm, haven't heard of it.
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It's right there on AO3. I've gathered from various posts you've left here you like Johnlock and love a good story and that one is really excellent.
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Ah, now I see what you mean. Thanks for the tip! *bookmarked*
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Another theory for "Thatcher":
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Interesting idea, in view of setlock, etc. Of course, Thatcher doesn't need to be a real person at all. The two others are fictional, both linked to canon in some way. I'm finding it frustrating that Thatcher could be anything!
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Oh, that's a very interesting theory, I can see a few ways that could work!
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Nice discovery about "Sherrinford". I could really seem them going for this, especially since we seem to be getting childhood scenes. And they are notorious for playing with names, all the Billys, Harry/Harriet, etc.
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So Sherrinford could be Sherlock himself, a sibling, or his mother.
Didn't the casting call for girls ask for blue eyes? And I wondered because if it was flashback, the adult woman with the most striking blue eyes is Mrs Holmes.
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Yes, I think you are right about the eyes. And Wanda's eyes are for more conspicuous in that regard than e.g. Amanda's.
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And we do know that Mrs Holmes is a genius...
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Mind is blown by some of the theories and stuff out of cc !
I think they are the names of the villains though.
Thatcher could be something to do with Mary and or the baby dieing MT never shook the nickname milk snatcher and that could also be the very difficult scene MF filmed.
Smith as Culverton Smith .
Sherrinford probably links to Moriarty somehow , both Sherlock and Moriarty having theoretical brothers.
It usually is Moriarty ( or his twin lookalikey ) in the finale .
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Oh they have there own thread now. I was worried that the keywords are spoilers...kind of.
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I suppose they are. Well, apart from the first one, as we haven't worked that out (although I haven't checked all the threads yet so maybe we've got it!).
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I've been folllowing the Sherlocked convention online - lots of interesting snippets but this is too big to ignore and I thought I'd better put it in one of the spoiler threads just in case!
We have two titles:
The Six Thatchers (there's our key word!)
The Lying Detective (a play on "Dying" presumably!).
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OMG.
The first one made me laugh...
But the second?
This could be devastating, but I assume a play on words for the 'dying detective'.
I also presume there will be a third episode, though a tad worrying that they don't want to give us the title...
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Liberty wrote:
I've been folllowing the Sherlocked convention online - lots of interesting snippets but this is too big to ignore and I thought I'd better put it in one of the spoiler threads just in case!
We have two titles:
The Six Thatchers (there's our key word!)
The Lying Detective (a play on "Dying" presumably!).
In canon:
The Adventures of the Six Napoleons
The Dying Detective
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kgreen20 wrote:
Liberty wrote:
I've been folllowing the Sherlocked convention online - lots of interesting snippets but this is too big to ignore and I thought I'd better put it in one of the spoiler threads just in case!
We have two titles:
The Six Thatchers (there's our key word!)
The Lying Detective (a play on "Dying" presumably!).
In canon:
The Adventures of the Six Napoleons
The Dying Detective
Oh thanks, I knew about "The Dying Detective" but didn't know what the canon version of "The Six Thatchers" is. Bit of a tongue twister if you say it very fast.
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Well, we knew Toby Jones was going to play Culverton Smith, didn't we? I just wonder about the connection with Mary since Amanda held the sign at SDCC. Mark = Mycroft = British Government. Sherlock = Sherrinford. Or they were just confusing us again.