[ SECRET POST #2333 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2333 ⌋

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Comments

[ghostofcairo]

Also, the point of her in adaptations is, again, to assure the audience that Holmes is straight. If they're gonna genderswap her, they should just do Holmes/Watson.

Yep, on second thought Holmes/Watson would make way more sense.

Male Irene sounded like a good idea in my head lol, but yeah, in practice it wouldn't really work.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel you. I once played around with a genderswapped Sherlock Holmes in my head (with every character genderswapped) but even then, when Male!Irene wasn't a love interest, I felt vaguely irked by the idea. Even if he was the one man who could one-up fem!Sherlock, making Irene a man rankles.