[ SECRET POST #2721 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2721 ⌋

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Comments

[dreemyweird]

Maybe it's that, true. I'm so very used to a ton of people trying to play a genius with an incredibly complex character that perhaps I forgot how difficult it actually must be.

>I do think my standards are more unreasonable and higher than most peoples', though, because most people seem to be much more able to enjoy adaptations than I am. I don't know, it just feels like adaptations only ever really scratch the surface, and just pick a few of Holmes' traits to really develop, and it just tends to leave me cold.

This seems to be my impression of SH adaptations, as well, but it doesn't prevent me from enjoying them at all? So I guess you do have a case of the high standards :D Not that it's a bad thing, mind. I've narrative quirks of my own (as you may remember from our conversation re:Homicide and in-universe consistency).