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- besleybean
- Threatened Knighthood
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Re: The Sign of Three - Review (with tiny Spoilers!)
No!
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- silverblaze
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Re: The Sign of Three - Review (with tiny Spoilers!)
I've read them now (maybe one should read before commenting huh?). I'm willing to take a guess.
1. The very GIFable moment and the 'something the fans have been waiting for for years', they're one and the same.
2. It has something to do with John and Sherlock. Something sweet. Either a kiss or a hug.
Your thoughts?
- beekeeper
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Re: The Sign of Three - Review (with tiny Spoilers!)
you know what it is going to be, dont you, the thing we've waited years for?
It will be Sherlock wearing a tie.
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John Watson : "To be fair, that is quite a wide field"
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- besleybean
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Re: The Sign of Three - Review (with tiny Spoilers!)
Poor boy.
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- Stayin Alive
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Re: The Sign of Three - Review (with tiny Spoilers!)
I must say that after building up characters for 2 seasons and then just changing them DRAMATICALLY overnight is not what I expected. I'm quite surprised at how Sherlock's and Mycroft's characters have been radically transformed and softened. Even Mrs. Hudson has evolved considerably! John and Lestrade are still good 'ol John and Lestrade lol!
Yes, yes, yes! I know they're developing the characters and making them more "human" 
, but don't you guys think that this is a bit TOO fast a transformation?
I will NEVER fire a gun IN my mouth when I'm planning on Stayin Alive!
The clue that everyone missed?
- besleybean
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Re: The Sign of Three - Review (with tiny Spoilers!)
Fine by me.
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- tonnaree
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Re: The Sign of Three - Review (with tiny Spoilers!)
Every story needs character devlopment and I just don't see the changes in Sherlock and Mycroft as "radical" when you take in to account all the things that may have happened during the hiatus.
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