[ SECRET POST #2706 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2706 ⌋

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Comments

[dreemyweird]

Quiite. She took The Game and used it for the purpose of making the canon into a bland OOC love story. I guess it especially grates on me because solving mysteries and taking lots of active interest in other people's lives is one of the major parts of the Holmes&Watson dynamics and throwing this away for the sake of sex and drama simply makes them unlikeable. Which is a horrible thing.

"Undiscovered Country" is her retelling of DYIN - in the "let Holmes taste his own medicine" vein, of course :/

>However, "Twelfth Night" is one of the funniest slash fanfics I have ever read in my entire life. She did manage to hit the mark with that one.

I should try it, I guess. Funny H/W is an awesome thing, so thanks for the rec.

[intrigueing]

Yes. Exactly. They become so unlikeable. Like, the whole basis of their characters just kinda vanishes from beneath them.

Twelfth Night still reads pretty weird -- she has that style, you know -- and sort of OOC, but I was giggling a lot at least.