Where's the bathtub and Mycroft's shower scene?

Herothedog wrote:

Really hoping the code word in the credits was a sign that the show will return. Does anyone remember seeing it in the last two episodes?

What was the code word? We don't get to see it here.

Herothedog wrote:

Anemoi. The gods of winds. Each letter was in a different name in red.

Awesome, thank you!
The gods of winds - the Holmes family is united at last.

1. Who did Sherlock text at the end???!!!!!!!??
2. My brain is in knots with the whole Eurus/little girl on plane/ Eurus at island/ Eurus at house thing. I kind of get it, just a lot to take in
3. Mycroft in the room where Sherlock had to choose between Mycroft or John: I'm guessing Mycroft was trying to egg Sherlock on and shoot Mycroft instead of John? Right? Just wanted some confirmation from other fans
4. Did Sherlock actually mean the "I love you"? Personally, I think he was hesitant and maybe didn't really mean it the first time he said it... but, then the second time he said it, I actually think he meant it. Whether it was perhaps romantically, or as friend, no idea. But, I think he meant it to some degree.

I have other questions, just can't remember them right now. Need to rewatch it, after I'm out of shock!

Maybe Sherlock was not in full control of turning Victor into a dog... He badly wanted one... despite his father's allergy. I think it could make sense psychologically to take something you wanted so badly to overwrite a traumatic memory. 

nakahara wrote:

Some headscratchers:

- so Redbeard was a boy not a dog? Yet earlier in an episode Sherlock finds a dog bowl with a sign "Redbeard" on it and seems to recognise it as Redbeard´s one. How is this possible when a dog Redbeard never existed?

- you know that your father has an allergy on dogs. Yet you conjure up a dog as your childhood memory in order to forget another, unpleasant one. Why not a cat, a tortoise, a canary or another pet your father is not allergic on?

- Mycroft frequently phones Sherrinford, he is able to send Moriarty there without any problem, but when he wants to visit the facility with Sherlock and John, he needs to do this by hijacking a boat and sneaking in dressed as a sailor? Why?

- what was the point of destroying Baker Street, I wonder?

- the little girl on the plane is only Euros´ hallucination, but Sherlock spends much time in an ep speaking with this hallucination? How come he hears the voice of the little girl? Is Euros a skillful voice impersonator on top of everything else?
 

We don't know if Sherlock recognized the dog bowl. Probably he didn't recognize it at all and was wondering why or remembering that they actually never had a dog bowl. We don't see what's going on in his head at that moment.

Most likely Sherlock had also forgotten about his father allergy to dogs. I don't think he ever asked for a dog again after the whole "Readbeard" incident. That would have been too painful. So he had only known about his fathers allergy to dogs before his memory was re-written.

I guess usually he had to arrange those meetings with Eurus weeks in advance. Probably this time he wanted to take the staff by surprise to find out what was really going on in Sherrinford? Not giving them any time to prepare for his arrival?

I don't really get the point of destroying Baker Street 221b either. I loved the whole scene (minus the action-movie ending of it), but it doesn't fully make sense to me either.

The little girl's voice is Eurus' voice, yes.





 

I think she was in ASIB - came to Sherlock with a case of a missing body which turned out to be part of the Bond/Coventry plot, with the plane full of dead people.  I think that's why Sherlock imagined that particular little girl. 
 

Thank you Liberty! She is! 

It would make sense Sherlock's brain would 'see' her; I think! Clever! 

John mentions something about them not being able to trust anyone if Eurus had been able to get out, that is why they sneaked in.

If I remember, Mycroft said that she'd died in a fire.  I think they are reproaching him for not letting them know she was alive.  It was Uncle Rudi who initially put her away, I think (Mycroft would have been too young).