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Collars
I just watched TGG last night and I noticed something that I did't before: When John was interviewing Lucy Harrison about Westie, he has his collar turned up! I can't remeber if Sherlock did this in the earlier episodes or not, so I don't know who is copying the other. Just wanted to share that. 
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Re: Collars
Yep. It's been remarked on - at least in other forums. I don't know if it was a concious decision on Johns part, (certainly it was on Martins part lol) but being a surrogate Sherlock, John adopted a particular characteristic.
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Re: Collars
I think it was almost a subconscious thing on John's part. That was HIS case that he was investigating, he was the main detective, therefore he should be the one with his collar up and his cheekbones looking cool.
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