Holmes fic: Seasoned Truths
Apr. 8th, 2013 09:50 pmI am ridiculously behind on my flist due to rl issues - apologies to all - but I am throwing this up because I owe many, many thanks to
221b_hound who offered wonderful encouragement and insightful suggestions as well as
eanor who basically made me cringe when she asked if I’d run out of time and thrown together the last bit - seriously, I nearly dove underneath the couch - but she was right, it was crap. I fixed it (or at least I hope I did) - thank her if you enjoy this story at all.
Title: Seasoned Truths
Recipient:
keerawa for this most recent round at
acd_holmesfest
Author:
impulsereader
Rating: PG
Characters, including any pairing(s): Holmes, Watson, Mary, Watson/Mary, Holmes/Watson left to the reader’s interpretation
Warnings: None apply.
Summary: A look at moments within five canon stories, some points of which may have been narrated less reliably than artistically for various reasons. But then, reliable is a relative term; don’t you agree?
Disclaimer: I’ve used canon text extensively within this story. None of the text which has been italicised was written by me, it’s all straight out of ACD canon, copied and pasted from the html docs provided by Project Gutenberg. Accordingly, I am using this space to express that both Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Project Gutenberg are, in my opinion, utterly brilliant.
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"You come at a crisis, Watson," said he. "If this paper remains blue, all is well. If it turns red, it means a man's life."
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Title: Seasoned Truths
Recipient:
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Author:
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Rating: PG
Characters, including any pairing(s): Holmes, Watson, Mary, Watson/Mary, Holmes/Watson left to the reader’s interpretation
Warnings: None apply.
Summary: A look at moments within five canon stories, some points of which may have been narrated less reliably than artistically for various reasons. But then, reliable is a relative term; don’t you agree?
Disclaimer: I’ve used canon text extensively within this story. None of the text which has been italicised was written by me, it’s all straight out of ACD canon, copied and pasted from the html docs provided by Project Gutenberg. Accordingly, I am using this space to express that both Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Project Gutenberg are, in my opinion, utterly brilliant.
"You come at a crisis, Watson," said he. "If this paper remains blue, all is well. If it turns red, it means a man's life."
( Read the story )