Though two weeks later when she came and sat in his lap one evening and said, "Though talking of morality there is something to be said for being hanged as a sheep rather than a lamb," it became quite difficult to remember exactly what his objections had been.
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Lexieâs Follower Celebration: @theemptyquarto requested something from the lovely fic that she wrote for me some time ago. Thereâs a lot I love about this fic and I was happy to make something. :)Â
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Content Creator Interviews 2019: Master List (Complete with gratuitous gif of Sherlock looking hot, just because)
As some of you know, early this year a group of people in the Sherlock and Sherlolly fandom got together to conduct a series of interviews focusing on fan content and its creation. The result was twelve interviews, posted over three months, where writers and artists talk about their work, the fandom and show, and their own processes. Iâve finally gotten around to doing a master list of them to make it easier for anyone whoâd like to read through them. Check out the links below:
OhAine interviews likingthistoomuch
 Likingthistoomuch interviews OhAine
 theleftpill interviews kstewmanipulation
 thisisartbylexie interviews writingwife-83
 ellis-hendricks interviews geekmama
 geekmama interviews ellis-hendricks
 ashockinglackofsatin interviews sunken-standard
 vermofftiss interviews mizjoely
 writingwife-83 interviews artbylexie
 OhAine interviews ashockinglackofsatin
 lilsherlockian75 and mrsmcrieff interview each other
 rip molly whore hooper rip molly whore hooper rip...
Iâd read the hell out of number 2
I have this whole vision in my mind now, of Mary being an Enemy Agent with orders (From General Magnussen) to cold-bloodedly seduce Sherlock (Moriarty was supposed to destroy his rep and make him look like a traitor but he failed) but itâs too late - heâs fallen for a lowly Comfort Girl so sheâs ordered to kill him instead but surprise! Sheâs fallen in love with Captain John Watson and so she just shoots to wound instead of kill.
Um, I might have given this AU waaaay to much thought. Also Molly totally is the reason Moriarty failed.
1. The ice cream maker. Probably havenât got that one out in ten years. 2. I have a rack that covers the entirety of the door to the pantry. Which Iâm pretty sure was originally intended to be a coat closet. 3. This was tough! But the little rotary Parmesan grater! Based on the combination of frequency of use (the garlic press is more frequent) and fun (the apple peeler/corer is more fun)
The neglected ice cream maker and improvised spice coat check apparatus tells me you strive to be the ultimate host but despite your ambitious plans, your event dinners are a kind of co-ordinated chaos with half the ideas you had left on the chopping block. However, the parmesan grater tells me that your guests have a lot of fun and never suspect a thing because you wield that implement with the flourish of a seasoned upscale restaurant veteran.
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@theemptyquarto asked for Sherlolly and âporcelainâ.
âKintsugi,â he says one day, shoving an article at her, and, unfortunately for romantic gestures, Molly peers at it over the rim of her cereal bowl and thinks at first itâs to do with a case; she makes a non-committal sound, curling her foot up to her chest, swaying it slightly to the beat of the music playing on Radio 2.
âItâs an ancient Japanese art,â Sherlock says, pressing, âThey fix broken things with gold.â
She catches the understanding with a swallow of cornflakes.
âYouâre a sap,â she says, tilting her head up at him, reaching up after a moment of silence, and cupping his cheek, during her thumb over the arch of his cheekbone.Â
âYouâll ruin my reputation,â he teases, turning his cheek towards her hand, his hand covering hers as he kisses the soft pink flesh of her palm.
SEND ME A SHIP/CHARACTER(S) AND A ONE-WORD PROMPT AND I WILL WRITE A 5 SENTENCE FIC ABOUT IT. -- No more please!
So Imma kick it old-school and ask you about "Dignity and Purpose." Because you jumped into AO3 with an *extraordinarily* dark premise and I'd like to know the background.
This begins, as most of my weird fics have, on the old kink meme. This was a prompt made after TRF aired of course, at a point where we were all talking about the striking (and rather sudden) emotion of the âWhat do you need?â scenes. I realized that I could use the closeness in those scenes to generate intimacy in the story...for a very bad end indeed. (Also, no lie, I was a French major and Iâm sure my brain had a âLa petite mortâ joke playing around in there too.) It was strange because I generally had a hard time writing Sherlock, but I wrote and edited the whole thing in one afternoon and posted as quickly as possible to avoid overthinking it.
I liked the idea of Sherlockâs colder instincts coming to bear in a crisis situation. We know he can be manipulative, and also highly capable of justifying his own behavior to himself. Molly offered to help, he needed her, and then he stopped needing her and she became a loose end. At the same time, I wanted him to have that little moment of temptation, the faint possibility that he could choose differently. Moreover, I thought Sherlock would naturally be thoughtful about creating a perfect crime scene, and thanks to his new understanding from John and Kitty Riley about how he is perceived by the public, would fold that into his thinking about the situation.
For your âtalk aboutâ meme, letâs do number 31 and go full goth
31: Talk about what you think death is like.Â
(No lie, this is almost the one I sent to you, but then I was like ânah, Iâll just pick the same thing for everyone because I donât want you thinking I somehow associate you with death or anything; I overthink everything)
Behind a cut because Iâm a morbid Debby Downer and I donât want to harsh anyoneâs mellow.
So I spend a lot of time thinking about death (itâs no secret, suicidal ideation has been a bosom companion to me since I was around 8 or so). Iâm also terrified of it, because I canât imagine any scenario that isnât terrifying and horribly painful.Â
I was just fact-checking that thing about a huge dopamine release as the brain-meat shuts down, but I canât verify that from the like five things Google just gave me. But some of what I did just read was not as comforting as I would like it to be. My takeaway is that the process of dying is actually like the shittiest panic attack ever, and the only consolation is that when itâs over, you wonât ever have to worry about another one.Â
When my grandfather was dying, the hospice nurse was very frank in answering my questions (I made it pretty clear that there was no love lost between me and my grandfather and I didnât need words of comfort or sugar-coating), but this was like five years ago and I donât remember a lot of it. I know that in the days before death, the body is like on high alert all the time, and even a light touch can cause the dying person anxiety and physical pain because of all the stuff happening in the brain as everything else shuts down. That sounds like literal, actual hell to me. Maybe some people get lucky and donât know whatâs happening, or they just donât care because itâs coming anyway and theyâve made some kind of peace with it, but I also think this is probably something bystanders just tell themselves to make themselves feel less helpless in the face of it.
And thatâs slow death. Quick and violent might not be as bad, but only because itâs just not as prolonged. Itâs all still pain and terror.Â
I sometimes wonder about the after; even though Iâm an atheist and I know thereâs nothing more, I come from a long line of superstitious Germans (with psychic powers, no less) and have had my own experiences with being âvisitedâ by loved ones. I can explain it away as just chemical misfires and interpreting events to suit my desires, but⌠I donât know. Thereâs more in Heaven and Earth etc. Humans have limited senses, infinite alternate dimensions, we live in the Matrix, blah blah.Â
So yeah. I think death is probably pretty horrible. But at least itâs final, so thereâs that. I mean, that fear of the pain at the end is whatâs kept me alive so far (well, that and filial piety, but we wonât get into that fucked-up can of worms), and I honestly donât think Iâd believe anyone that tried to tell me itâs all peace and warmth as the lights go out.Â