[ SECRET POST #2504 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2504 ⌋

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Comments

[helenadax]

I don't remember it well. Didn't Watson think that Milverton was very dangerous? Maybe he thought that having Holmes in jail for a couple of days was better than having him dead.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think that's quite it, because it didn't seem like he had any intention to stop Holmes from going, he just refused to knowingly stay home in safety while Holmes risked his neck as long as he could be of some use, and was simply blackmailing (ha the irony :D) Holmes into taking him along as backup. Kind of an extreme form of "let me be there to protect you or else."

[dreemyweird]

Or else I'll murder you myself.

Such was the sad story of how Arthur Conan Doyle was converted to absurdism.

[(Anonymous)]

I would actually LOVE to read an absurdist Sherlock Holmes pastiche.

[dreemyweird]

Now that I think of it, me too. That's a perfect answer to that "what should the next Holmes adaptation be like" thread.