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ANOTHER reversed heart monitor.

This time FLATLINED.

WHAT THE HELL IS HAPPENING

seriously look at this

we can clearly see when smith let go of sherlock he did NOT flatline at all:

and when john checked the saline bag it was visibly still going as well:

THEN right after “what kind of a doctor are you” the heart rate waveform became a line going from left to right stamping out the patterns???

sorry about the shite quality I can’t see it either let’s try again:

after that while the monitor’s beeping was still audible there were nothing but lines on the screen:

Tell me I’m not seeing things.

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BBC Sherlock || CHIHIRO

*Use headphones for better levitational experience! ;)

Disclaimer: All rights to footage, audio, and other materials belong to their respective owners. This video is created for entertainment purposes only.

All visual and audio effects in this video are my own original editing.

Credits under the cut

Clips: BBC Sherlock, Season 1, Episode 1: A Study in Pink.

Music: CHIHIRO by Billie Eilish.

Overlay: Bleeding letters overlay at 0:35 from TikTok by @ae_to_capcut.

Inspirations: Glowing visual effect inspired by the brilliant @londonlock 's ingenious do you feel it too? (make sure to check it out!!)

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i've been dying for three whole hours at this

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I keep forgetting that Sherlock Holmes and John Watson don’t actually live and breathe in this universe

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mark gatiss looks like if a deer made a wish to be a man

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Sherlock 1.03 | The Great Game (2010)

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"Queer people can't sit properly" well i'm not sure about others but this one right here certainly cannot.

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Every time I read the Sherlock Holmes canon I’m actually stunned that people read this man as straight. It’s just so glaringly obvious to me that he’s SOME flavor of queer - how on earth could you read this man as cishet? And when my non Holmesian friend asked me to explain what textual evidence showed that he was queer, it occurred to me that besides all of the times he or Watson remarks on how he’s not into women, marriage doesn’t appeal to him, he’s never been in love, etc. (which honestly is pretty solid evidence on its own) most of the reasons I feel sure he’s gay is just his fuckin vibes.

He’s an absolute bitch, but in like a sassy gay cunt-serving way that I just can’t imagine a cishet man embodying. He’s a drama queen and knows it. He shows such disrespect towards the establishment and “polite society,” particularly the law, but shows endless kindness and respect towards all of the outcasts of society. To me, all of this paints a very clear picture of a queer person living in a deeply homophobic society.

But I can see how all of this might go completely over a cishet person’s head. They just see a quirky guy who’s sarcastic and rude and likes to befriend outcasts because they’re frequently useful to him, and because he never makes the mistake of underestimating someone just because of their position in society. But him being queer not only explains so much about him, it literally completes the picture of his character. It makes everything about him slot into place.

I think that when it comes down to it, it’s really just that seeing everyone as straight being like, the default is the only reason people see him as straight. Even though he repeatedly says that he’s not interested in women, straight people’s instinct is to interpret that as “he’s never met the right woman” instead of “he’s not interested in women and never will be.” Because there’s no absolutely undeniable textual evidence that he’s queer, that means he’s not. Which is just such an alien way to look at the world to me, you know?

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Sherlock’s face appreciation post.

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hi, this is just letting it be known that I have a John Watson Hall in my uni

thank you :)

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miscommunication  /mɪskəmjuːnɪˈkeɪʃn/: noun     1. failure to communicate adequately.

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sherlock putting his chin on his hand and giving a deep sigh as he stares out the high windows splattered with rain and thinking about how the shape of john’s lips mean he bought a new toothbrush… the shape of john’s lips… sigh

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Visual motifs in The Power of the Dog (2021)

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You need to run him, okay? Show him it’s still the good old days.