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jesskayding
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Oh. Ok. I wasn't meaning just mind palace Moriarty. Moriarty teaches Sherlock valuable lessons. He can't just count on his ability to read people: TGG: Moriarty himself - not gay, just knew how to scramble Sherlock's deduction skills. SIB: The Woman - couldn't read anything about her... Now what?? Also in TRF: "that's your weakness, everything has to be clever" That's what I meant: the mind palace is obviously Sherlock speaking to himself, Moriarty isn't actually saying those things, Sherlock is imagining Moriarty saying those things - comming from his own thought process, Vince HIS Mind Palace.
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Maybe...just maybe...he meant that we often fall in love with people we really shouldn't. Their either bad for us, or they don't return the affection, the attraction being all one sided. People often make that mistake. I think he doesn't make light of Molly because there are some levels where he feels the same about her. Not romantically...but there is more then just the casual meeting of the minds there. Yeah fox, I agree. Per he would've been telling John, his love for him is human error. We all know he's not " using " John.
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I don't understand. Is that in reply to Sherlock maturing as a result of dealing with Moriarty?
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Because Sherlock is so full of himself, doesn't even realize when he's being contradictory. Remember SIP, Johns blog... "Or better still stop inflicting your opinions on the world" talk about the pot calling the kettle black!
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I do think Sherlock's interactions with Moriarty have matured him. I don't know that's what Moriarty intended???
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I agree.
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Chinese
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Maybe little Archie is behind it all. Ha!
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Heh heh.. Not!
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Boy McDonalds
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Hi Karina, welcome. Are there really flying scorpions in Arizona?
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When did you know you were hooked
jesskayding replied to jesskayding's topic in BBC Sherlock General Discussion.
Fox you need to put that in the 'you know your addiction is bad when' thread. -
I was going by Janine: you lied & lied ...... We could have been friends. Honestly that tells me, she was using him too. " I know what kind of man you are " They were both too busy using each other to be friends..
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Okay Arcadia, what is that supposed to say.
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Toby, why not would Moriarty being his 1/2 brother make since?
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He wasn't having fun with Janine, he was using her as a means to an end. I don't ever see him using Molly in "that" way. Molly is his friend - Janine is not & has never been.
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Favorite Scenes -- open ended
jesskayding replied to jesskayding's topic in BBC Sherlock General Discussion.
There was that scene in SIP, when John says " so you're unattached, just like me" then he licks his lips... Ha haaaaaa ha haaa. Then Sherlock thinks he's hitting on him. John has been labeled gay by 3 others by this point. If both Sherlock & Mycroft think you may be gay... John was putting out some kind of vibe. Love it! -
Yeah my heart did drop @ that part... Starting when he headed toward Janine & she decided to give the SciFi geek a try... It was beautiful, the way he put on his coat in 1 fluent movement& walked away sullen, with happy dance music in the background. Oh What a Night.... Oh what a night...
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Mmmmm Not buying it. I think he saw the ring the entire time. Think about who Sherlock is. We were told in SIP. Lestrade: well maybe the phone fell out of the case when you brought it in. Sherlock: and I didn't notice... Me!? As soon as he saw her in front of locker upon his return he saw the ring on her finger. Perhaps because she really does see him, she matters the most, as his best friend, who happens to be a woman. If Sherlock wanted her he would EaSiLy have her by now. I mean he was asking her to solve crimes, she came over hoping to have dinner with him. Shame on Molly by the way. Don't get engaged to someone you don't love & you're just trying to make them into the person you truly love. Sherlock wasn't asking her on a date. Even though she wasn't John, she certainly was filling in for him. Sherlock & John would often grab a bite to eat together after solving a crime. That was not a romantic gesture. Sherlock also let her know the day of crime solving was to thank her. Seriously he was throwing the girl a bone. He wanted her to know he was happy for her, hence the peck on the cheek. Furthermore he wasn't jealous, he was sad per he was hoping to have Molly as his PA, per he was convinced John was done with him.
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When did you know you were hooked
jesskayding replied to jesskayding's topic in BBC Sherlock General Discussion.
Ohhhhhhhh! Interesting- the cabby -