I am trying to move my writing over from Tumblr and am trying to backdate things. But I'm not quite sure what to do about them showing up in people's reading lists out of order.
It's been a while since I really engaged with Sherlock BBC, but I always felt like I could almost make sense of Mycroft and Sherlock's relationship -- that Sherlock resented that Mycroft was always trying to save him -- but then by the end of S4, I got the sense that Sherlock really did need saving. The question is, Is Mycroft even able to save him. Though, honestly, I feel like 2 years later, I would be hard pressed to back that up with specific examples. I think I just always wanted, probably because I was overinvested in Sherlock as a character, for Sherlock to be more OK than the show wanted to let him be.
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Date: 2018-12-07 09:40 pm (UTC)I am trying to move my writing over from Tumblr and am trying to backdate things. But I'm not quite sure what to do about them showing up in people's reading lists out of order.
It's been a while since I really engaged with Sherlock BBC, but I always felt like I could almost make sense of Mycroft and Sherlock's relationship -- that Sherlock resented that Mycroft was always trying to save him -- but then by the end of S4, I got the sense that Sherlock really did need saving. The question is, Is Mycroft even able to save him. Though, honestly, I feel like 2 years later, I would be hard pressed to back that up with specific examples. I think I just always wanted, probably because I was overinvested in Sherlock as a character, for Sherlock to be more OK than the show wanted to let him be.