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fandomsecrets2012-11-15 05:19 pm
[ SECRET POST #2144 ]
⌈ Secret Post #2144 ⌋
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a) Because she's a very different person from John, and suck at hiding what she feels. Surely you're not suggesting that everyone shows their feelings the same way?
b) She's a woman, and there's no social stigma about showing her attraction to a man.
c) John doesn't want to admit his feelings even to himself. Why would he showcase them to Sherlock (or anyone)?
That scene is a glimpse of something hidden. Perhaps it will lead somewhere, perhaps not. It's not a storyline, it's an implication.
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