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    January 20, 2014 5:35 am  #1

    SherlocklivesinOH
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    The "subtext" of the mysteries that Sherlock works on in TEH

    First we have the discovery of the corpse with a book called "How I did it," and Sherlock reveals it as a "fake."

    And they're studying the train and going, "How could he jump and escape? There's no way out." 

    Sound familiar?

     

    January 20, 2014 1:00 pm  #2

    MahnSherlolly03
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    Re: The "subtext" of the mysteries that Sherlock works on in TEH

    Oh, I didn't notice the Jack The Ripper thing, but I did notice the second one with the train. S'very clever.

     

     

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