In which my plot bunnies have a litter.

[impulsereader]

I am honestly not allowed to think anymore. At first it was just typing which made my brain do mad things. Now I'm just innocently reading The Five Pips, trying to be a responsible author and get this week's 60 done (It's these damn 60s which keep getting me in trouble! Or ACD perhaps.) and my Lestrade idea just doubled in size.

Because I love Lestrade, and if I'm going to put him to all the trouble of being time travelled, I don't want to just give him a little case to work with Holmes and Watson - I'd like to give him something with a little meat.

So, I don't know, how about - um - maybe - Jack the Ripper, perhaps?

Except my brain doesn't stop there. Because when Lestrade gets pulled back to his own time - guess who goes with him?

Comments

[221b-hound.livejournal.com]

I approve of your brain.

[impulsereader.livejournal.com]

I'm growing more and more fond of it myself. Though I suspect it doesn't really grasp the amount of research needed for this sort of story. Still, it's nice to have something slowly simmering for after Much Ado.

[221b-hound.livejournal.com]

I'm excited to read all of Much Ado, so please, yes, that one first!! But time-travelling Lestrade afterwards would be a treat!