The strangest love

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Patrick Jane conveniently explains Sherlock mystery to us.

P.S. - I wonder how many people would try it out. I know I did :)))

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Let’s go back to the start.

All the BAFTAs, sir, all the BAFTAs.

Sherlock Holmes, thank you. Bless you. As long as I’m alive, you can save your friends, you’ve got a way out.

Some explanation, just in case. I’m not sure whenever Sherlock fell and then used fake blood or he fell and left a fake body behind. But if you look closely, Sherlock was falling near a van (with garbage bags that could and would soften the fall), then it drove away (conveniently).

Remember when he asked John not to move any closer? This way John’s view would be obscured for several precious seconds and he’s see the falling, not the end of it (John had to come round a bit to see Sherlock’s body). It just wouldn’t do if John would move any further.

There’s also a guy on a bike who crushed into John on purpose, so that Sherlock would have additional time and John would be (even more) stressed and disoriented to notice the switch or that something was off.

ETA: so I re-watched a scene where John finally gets to Sherlock’s body and I noticed it was Sherlock’s hand indeed, so it was his body, just slightly more alive than John realized.

I can almost hear how Sherlock would be all “you saw but you didn’t observe, John!” and John would be half fuming from rage and half dying from happiness that Sherlock is alive. But we have to wait for season 3 to see that, don’t we? ;)

Anonymous asked: I think we all know that Molly had something to do with what happened but what is your theory?

{SPOILERS} Thank you for this interesting question! I think she provided the body (or blood - depending on whenever Sherlock fell and then used fake blood or he fell and left a fake body behind). If you look closely, Sherlock was falling near a van (with garbage bags that could and would soften the fall), then it drove away (conveniently). There’s also a guy on a bike who crushed into John on purpose, so that Sherlock would have additional time and John would be (even more) stressed and disoriented to notice the switch or that something was off.

All in all, Sherlock needed a person he could trust (to go through with this plan and not tell a soul about it). Molly  was just that amazing, wonderful person.

Molly, we love you.

That scene was extremely erotic.