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amycat289

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  1. Everyone seems to be trying to figure out how Sherlock faked his suicide, while I'm sitting around thinking up ways for him to clear his name. Also, I'm sure he could also face some trouble from the law for faking his death. Maybe the little girl who screamed at Sherlock could help, as she would be well out of shock by the time Sherlock returns. Or maybe, say if Sherlock is gone for months/years, John could have been spending some of that time trying to find proof Sherlock wasn't a fraud, and the crimes were not of his doing. It's really not going to be an easy road back for Sherlock!
  2. I have heard of many strangely named cats, but I've never come across one called Amy. It puts my cat's generic name of Fluffy (creative, right?) to shame.
  3. ...no sh*t Sherlock is an old expression? Here's me thinking it's a relatively new one I want to see more Irene Adler in series three. I just love her so much. Even just for 10 minutes of an episode, or just mentioned or something. Maybe it's because I'm a sucker for a good romance, and I do love me a good 'femme fatale'. As long as it doesn't interfere with Johnlock of course. I would also like some Kitty Riley too. Mainly because she's Jen from The IT Crowd, and began fan-girling like crazy when I saw her in The Reichenbach Fall. I want to see what Sherlock and John have been doing without each other, but only for about 10-15 minutes of the first episode. I don't think I would be able to handle a whole episode without any Sherlock/John interaction. When John finds out though, I think we just might get a hug. Followed by a punch when John realizes just how angry he is at Sherlock for making him go through all that. Then maybe some graditude when he finds out it was all to help save him. But still pissed. Then maybe guilt for punching him. And of course anger towards everyone who knew Sherlock faked his death and didn't tell him. Whatever happens, John will be feeling an absolute bucketload of confusing feelings. And I can't wait to see how he handles them Oh, and of course, I want Sherlock's name being cleared. Also an apology from Donovan and Anderson. Possibly one from Kitty Riley too. (Sorry for the over-use of smiley faces...the ones on this site are just so amazing!)
  4. I think Moriarty is definitely dead. I just don't see how he could have faked that... Sherlock would have tried to think of every outcome possible for what he knew would be his last confrontation with Moriaty (I think he knew for a while that it would end in his death - whether real or fake) and knew that there was a possibility that Moriarty wouldn't survive either. There has been a few theories about him texting someone before he faked his death --- what if he was informing Molly that Moriarty's body was on the rooftop? After all, wouldn't Molly need a fake dead Sherlock? There was a lot of eye-witnesses that saw Sherlock 'die' so it's not like people would be lining up to identify the body. Maybe only Mycroft for that matter, and it's not like he would rat out his own brother (at least not again, if he even did the first time). People could assume Rich Brook simply went into hiding, or a witness protection program, and wanted to avoid the public after being traumatized by Sherlock. Or maybe it's a much more simple explanation --- there was no reason for them to check the roof yet. Sherlock was recently proven to be a so-called-fraud, so his suicide wasn't exactly surprising. Moriarty's body just might not have been found yet. If there is one thing I'm 99% sure of, it's that Moriarty is dead. The Reichenback Fall may be the last time we ever see Moriarty, but it'll be interesting to see how his actions have impacted the next series and Sherlock himself. Though I did like Moriarty, I'm a little glad he's gone. He wasn't just burning Sherlock's heart, but my own too ...oh, and hi, I'm new here
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