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“Lullaby” - featuring Hamish Watson-Holmes
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The first time he tries to rock infant Hamish to sleep, John starts to hum a soothing, otherworldly melody. It just comes out of nowhere; it springs from John’s chest and throat almost unbidden, like a phantasm appearing and shimmering before them.
He didn’t know this song was still inside him.
Where had it been?
If you were to ask John the words, he’d be able to repeat most of them, but he only knows them phonetically. They aren’t in English, after all. They’re Irish Gaelic.
They’re the words John’s grandmother sang to him when he was a very small child.
Softly, he strokes his son’s back, leans his head against the wispy black curls resting against his shoulder - the scarred shoulder, now rendered painless and unimportant in this tender, loving moment.
They are chest-to-chest, and John’s humming voice resonates through Hamish’s tiny body. But the voice John hears is not his own. The voice he hears is ethereal and beautiful, soft and feminine. It fills his mind and heart.
Hamish sighs and snuggles against him.
“Sleep, now, mo chroí….Sleep, my heart,” he whispers.
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Sherlock meme: one episode
↳ ‘Study in Pink’
Watson’s first opinion of Holmes in A Study in Scarlet by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Step 1) move in. Step 2) study flatmate voraciously at all hours. Step 3) compile lists about him.
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson
I really like this adaption. It made me feel things.
I WANT THESE!
Seriously, we ALL need these.
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That is fantastic.
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So all of a sudden it struck me that I’ve been more successful at getting people to notice an upside-down water bottle in Scotland Yard than I’ve been at getting them to notice the mole Jim Moriarty planted in Scotland Yard.
I should probably try harder. By which I mean draw yellow circles around him like I did the water bottle.
Attention fandom: This guy is a kidnapper and a crooked cop. He messed with Donovan’s head and was going to shoot Lestrade if Sherlock didn’t jump. (Long version here.) And he probably knows how to flip the water bottle onto the cooler, but doesn’t do it because he likes to see everyone else suffer. Just sayin’.
OH MY GOD
Holy SHIT.
AND HE PROBABLY KNOWS HOW TO FLIP THE WATER BOTTLE ONTO THE COOLER
… Seb, anyone?
you’re just half of a whole
“Good heavens, who would associate crime with these dear old homesteads?”
“They always fill me with a sudden horror. It is my belief Watson, founded upon my experience, that the lowest and vilest alleys in London do not present a more dreadful record of sin than does the smiling and beautiful countryside.”
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I think those of you who were able to experience the brilliance of Journey will understand this crossover and why I’m crying (uuuuuuuu).
