The chaotic life of a wanna be artist.writer...
“I imagine John Watson thinks love is a mystery to me, but the chemistry is incredibly simple and very disruptive.”
It’s still about John. Even in the midst of these scenes.
… That … is an interesting thought.
It’s interesting because even in moments between Sherlock and Irene, John is always… present. He is always… remembered.
It is interesting why Irene had to resort to revealing to John of all people that she was still alive. With all due respect to the beautiful and conniving Ms. Adler, whom I adore, I still find it incredibly insulting that Irene believed for a moment that she can actually talk John into betraying Sherlock for her, into helping her steal her phone back.
… Or was that actually her intention?
Was she, perhaps, testing him? The way Mycroft did so long ago?
Was she, perhaps, testing herself as well? What was she willing to bargain with John, to get what she wants? She did eventually bend to John’s begging to tell Sherlock she was still alive.
… Or was she actually simply looking to John to give her the convenient excuse to do what she wanted anyway, to talk to Sherlock again?
Why did she remember John, of all people? Could she have felt a connection with him — not necessarily him as a person, but with him as a person who cares for Sherlock Holmes? And is that why she chose to meet him? To see what she could learn from him?
And even in that moment in the flat, when it was just Sherlock and Irene alone, finally… Sherlock had to ask where John is, first. He looked for him, even during this quiet, vulnerable, sizzling moment when he could be alone with The Woman. I think he was thrilled to be with her, to be honest. But at the same time… I think he’s also unconsciously seeking John for… guidance?
Perhaps… in the same way that Irene sought John’s guidance in that dark warehouse?
Why do they both look for John Watson, even when they’re with each other? Why do they remember him? What do they want to learn and know from him?
And why does Sherlock remember John, most of all, when it came to love?
John, it’s always John, even after everyone else has left him, it is always John. And it always will be
This is the most beautiful post I’ve ever reblogged.
John has always been my favorite character and always will be.
John is my favourite in all versions of Sherlock Holmes canon. He’s the normal, every-day hero, and I love this meta especially for showing how all of these exceptional and strange characters appreciate John for his steadiness and guidance.
Fatchickengirl: ditto!
My final year project these works will be getting feet so they float on the floor!
Eight artists are exhibiting at Fabrika 68-70 Humberstone Gate, Leicester, LE1 3PL,
26th October - 5th November 2011.
Installation, collage„ tradtional painting, abstract, digital media and mixed media. This is a chance to see eight rising stars who are as diverse as they are talented!
Smacked him with a book.
then he called…
Just before France conceded to African demands for independence in the 1960s, it carefully organised its former colonies (CFA countries) in a system of “compulsory solidarity” which consisted of obliging the 14 African states to put 65% of their foreign currency reserves into the French Treasury, plus another 20% for financial liabilities. This means these 14 African countries only ever have access to 15% of their own money! If they need more they have to borrow their own money from the French at commercial rates! And this has been the case since the 1960s.
Believe it or not it gets worse.
France has the first right to buy or reject any natural resources found in the land of the Francophone countries. So even if the African countries can get better prices elsewhere, they can’t sell to anybody until France says it doesn’t need the resources.
In the award of government contracts, French companies must be considered first; only after that can these countries look elsewhere. It doesn’t matter if the CFA countries can obtain better value for money elsewhere.
Presidents of CFA countries that have tried to leave the CFA zone have had political and financial pressure put on them by successive French presidents.
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I don’t know how many of you are aware of the Syrian crisis going on- I myself only just discovered it, which is sad considering that the Ramadan Massacre has been going on since Sunday, July 31st
A recap:
- Nearly five months ago (March 15th), demonstrations and…
Some amazing still life shots by Gregory Crewdson. Gregory is a classic American photographer who is known for his staged scenes of suburban America.
Still life classics by Gregory Crewdson
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