Molly.  I just adore her, and she's like the polar opposite of Sherlock.  It's a beautiful contrast and just so well done.  I love her.

silverblaze wrote:

VaticanCameoBrooch wrote:

Mycroft.  He's funny. He's smart.  My dog is named after him.  

Hahaha. I always thought it'd be a great name for a horse. Like a big Frisian gelding or a draft horse. 

I've not got any reall knowledge on horses.  I'll have to google those breeds.  Is there a reason you'd perfer a large horse?

Here's my Mycroft:

Haha, that's tiny, so sweet. 

It's the way Stephen Fry pronounced Mycroft that made me think of a large draft horse. Friesians are black horses, bit Spanish, bit draft, with a lot of hair on the legs. You see them a lot in films.

Seems that we have opposite associations. I think of a huge horse, you think of a tinly little dog. 

Another vote for Molly Hooper. She's a perfect balance for Sherlock's dry intelligence. She's bright but warm. empathic, and concerned. Her facial expressions and little utterances are perfect.

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Mrs Hudson - she is the glue that holds it all together, without her Sherlock would never survive

I think I'll say Molly. I can completely see myself in her so yes it is a very selfish pick!

I especially love how her development is going; she could have forgotten all about her love for Sherlock but she couldn't stop caring... I am really fond of the scenes where she slaps Sherlock! I have wanted to do that so many times with the things he put her through.