Jim Moriarty here, hi!

Now even as a hypothetical question I would refuse to agree that this would ever happen.Jim Moriarty is pure evil. Nothing he does has a moral compass or any meaning but to cause harm and destruction and chaos in the world. He is an unpredictable force that is ruining many lives just for the sake of it. Sherlock on the other hand, even if he is refusing to admit it, is fighting for the good. Deep down he has the urge to help and to serve people, even though he first and foremost agrees to solve crimes only because he is bored.Now these two completely different forces joining each other is utter nonsense. One side is causing evil and the other one is fighting it. They have to coexist so that the other one can function. They have to be playing these opposite roles or they will drown in ordinary lives and matters of daily struggles that are too simple for such great minds.So I can assure you, that these two couldn't join forces.

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As a narcissistic psychopath Moriarty would never admit (to others and himself) to have failed at something. Anything he's done is a masterpiece to him. If a job has been done badly then it's ALWAYS someone else's fault.So no.

Moriarty has done a lot of horrible things to humanity and many of those were really impressive, but the worst of his deeds happened when he was bored.When a mind like his seeks distraction it takes drastic measures to satisfy its needs. One of Jim's favourite things to do is experiment with a person's psyche.He likes to take random people from the streets or sometimes those who angered him previously and keep them in cells/rooms/dungeons/... where he tries out various things.Sometimes he makes them go without sleep for days and tortures them by playing the same soundtrack over and over again until they go insane.Sometimes he uses psychedelic drugs to make them see and do things things while he himself watches. Sometimes he makes them kill their friends, their family, their pets (or makes them think they did) to completely wreck their minds and hearts. Watching others suffer and being in control over the situations while tying out different techniques on those poor people is something that never seems to bore Moriarty.So it's better to keep him entertained.

Jim is an insanely jealous and paranoid man so he would get the person who would pester his s/o out of the way immediately. What he would do to that person wouldn't even necessarily depend on what he would do to make his s/o uncomfortable. He could just be staring and Jim would let someon3 cut off his fingers one by one.

I think so too! Thanks, person :)

yes. violently with a bat

He is the one who likes to be on top, though.

Sort of answered that here

Crimes, as many things in Jim’s life, aren’t categorised as things that deserve a good or bad connotation. They are just a necessity or a past time. Therefore there can’t be a “worst” one.

Personally I would choose Moran ...however this is a Moriarty blog so idk why you're asking about me...🙃

If you would like this blog to stay active and me to continue to answer asks and write stuff, then I would highly recommend to maybe submit some of it... because it's not going to write itself I'm afraid.

Being (amongst obvious other things) a mathematician, Moriarty treasures well composed musical pieces like classical music. This type of music is far more than just sound - there's also great knowledge behind it which makes it even more employable for him.And while nobody in his childhood listened and to that kind of music, Moriarty is a proud consumer of those well thought through melodies and compositions.The 80's music, of course, is associated with his youth and older memories. However Moriarty especially likes what that music represents in itself.What DOES 80's (and also a little bit of 70's) music include? - Well there's the disco beat, loads of freedom of the body, dancing and endless partying amongst neon lights and beneath disco balls . This decade respresents the careless and superficial way of living your life to the fullest. It's the spirit that Moriarty wants to surround him. These colourful vibes and loud beats, that's what he wants the world to think of him while fearing his persona.