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April 27, 2012 4:22 pm  #1


Imaginary Sherlock traits

I haven't read enough of the stories to know about Sherlock or John's canon character traits, so if they already exist, please excuse me!

Anyway, don't you think that Sherlock, as played by BC, would be a hypochandriac? I know there is no direct evidence in the shows, but the way he neglects to eat and sleep would make him vulnerable to any bugs floating around and I just have a feeling that he would get a sniffle and think he had pneumonia, get a headache and think it was a brain tumor, and OMG, what about manflu!

Whereas John would soldier on, no pun intended, until he collapsed and Sherlock had to pick him put and take him to hospital, all the time complaining about his own bad back or somesuch.


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April 27, 2012 4:30 pm  #2


Re: Imaginary Sherlock traits

ohh, ohh, I've just thought of another one (sorry, I'm getting a bit overexcited, it's 2.28am here and that's when I do my best thinking)

Sherlock would like cats and John would like dogs, what do you reckon?


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April 28, 2012 9:36 am  #3


Re: Imaginary Sherlock traits

I don't think Sherlock actually 'likes' any animal.
What would be the point?
He doesn't hate animals; but why waste precious time/energy/mind space on an animal?


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April 28, 2012 10:55 am  #4


Re: Imaginary Sherlock traits

I can't really imagine Sherlock keeping a pet...unless it was to experiment on!! (In the Guy Ritchie movies, he frequently experiments on Watson's dog).


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April 28, 2012 4:02 pm  #5


Re: Imaginary Sherlock traits

That's why M011y H00per had second thoughts about him having her cat for company!


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