sherlock: i love the sound of my own deep velvety voice reciting poetic non-sequiturs
\nvictorian woman: THERE’S A CASE
\njohn: yeah, holmes, let’s talk about the case
\nsherlock: who care I HAVE A PAST WATSON I AM AT WAR
\njohn: what past what made you this way
\nsherlock: oh watson, i cut myself off from feelings to protect myself from my love for you
\njohn: 1895 *bursts into flames*
\nvictorian woman: WHO ARE YOU?
\nsherlock: i’m sherlock holmes, both the iconic character oft misinterpreted as an unfeeling machine in the public imagination and a modern phenomenon who will finally be allowed to love in a popular adaptation of ACD’s stories currently airing on the BBC
\njohn: WEAR THE DAMN HAT, YOU’VE SAID TOO MUCH.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
sherlock: i love the sound of my own deep velvety voice reciting poetic non-sequiturs victorian woman: THERE’S A CASE john: yeah, holmes, let’s talk about the case sherlock: who care I HAVE A PAST WATSON I AM AT WAR john: what past what made you this way sherlock: oh watson, i cut myself off from … <\/p>\n