mycroft: i’m dating lady smallwood
sherlock: oh are you going to be mister smallwood now
john: i think he already is
[sherlock and john high five]
@sunnielesbian @intersexmycroftnot the fridge!
😂😂😂@vanetti @waitedforgarridebs @isitandwonderThis is my quality content of the dayOH MY DEAR GOD IN HEAVEN
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Mycroft Holmes and the Adventure of the Outrageously Expensive Undercover Coat
…the fact that Mycroft went undercover wearing a £895 coat is honestly one of my favourite things about Mycroft
Commission for @ savedbyholmes
OMG. @coloringthegreyscale, @vanetti, @beejohnlocked LOOK!
Oh my god I am going to cry 😭😱😭😱😭😱😭
Sherlock series 4
Okay so many people, myself included, think that Mycroft may die in series 4 because of all the references made to his death in the abominable bride. And personally I think if Mark Gatiss is going to write himself out of the series, it will be a spectacular and worthy death for one of our favourite characters.
But then a friend and I had a thought, what if Mycroft dies to save John? Can you imagine Sherlock’s confusion, as Mycroft has never appeared to be all that close to John. So then as Sherlock holds a dying Mycroft in his arms, he asks his brother why he did it, why he sacrificed himself for John.
And Mycroft replies that he did it for Sherlock, because he knows Sherlock can’t live without John, and that he needs John more than he has ever needed his brother. And Sherlock still doesn’t understand and is refusing to believe it, but there’s nothing he can do.
Finally doooone (ﾉ⊙ヮ⊙)ﾉ
Drew the boys two weeks ago, and finished the background today. I should draw on paper more often again, it´s exciting
It’s easy to assume that Mary’s Immediately telegram is from Mycroft because she says England needs her help (which can be interpreted as Mycroft aka the British government) and because we later see her at the Diogenes receiving instructions from Mycroft.
However, that scene at the Diogenes actually doesn’t take place until months later within the storyline of the Ricoletti case. Mary receives the telegram the day that John and Sherlock head to the morgue to check out Emelia’s body. The scene with her at the Diogenes isn’t until after Mycroft has convinced Sherlock to accept Lady Carmichael’s case, which John specifically tells us in his narration is several months later.
Just because Mary has been summoned there by Mycroft at this point in the story does not mean that the telegram at the beginning was from him.
