I love this episode. Not for the crime itself, not because of the wedding, not for making me feel at least a little sympathy for Mary... I love this episode because it feels like a "finally". Finally, John is recognized, appreciated and fully loved. The man is a piece of gold, a ray of sunshine and I completely ADORE HIM.
Besides, we need to face that all of Sherlock's feelings were pretty damn obvious here. I love how much he loves John and I ache for all the things he's willing himself to go through, just to assure John's happiness.
It's so clear... All the anxiety, the desperation, the recognition of a moment that is just LETHAL. I love how well Benedict portrayed each and every one of Sherlock's insecurities when it comes to the very point where he knows (even in denial) that he's about to, somehow, lose his best friend, his partner and the very one person he admits to love.
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"Who leaves a wedding early? It's so sad..."
I love this episode. Not for the crime itself, not because of the wedding, not for making me feel at least a little sympathy for Mary...
I love this episode because it feels like a "finally". Finally, John is recognized, appreciated and fully loved. The man is a piece of gold, a ray of sunshine and I completely ADORE HIM.
Besides, we need to face that all of Sherlock's feelings were pretty damn obvious here. I love how much he loves John and I ache for all the things he's willing himself to go through, just to assure John's happiness.
It's so clear... All the anxiety, the desperation, the recognition of a moment that is just LETHAL. I love how well Benedict portrayed each and every one of Sherlock's insecurities when it comes to the very point where he knows (even in denial) that he's about to, somehow, lose his best friend, his partner and the very one person he admits to love.