[ SECRET POST #2563 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2563 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[ao no exorcist]


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03.
[Leverage]


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04.
[Doctor Who, Sherlock]

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05.
[Star Trek: The Next Generation]


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06.
[Frozen]


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07. http://i.imgur.com/NKDHxDP.png?1?4348
[Big Bang Theory; warning for suicide/depression]


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08.
[Amy Poehler]


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09.
[Deep Space Nine/Babylon 5]















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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

IDK what it makes me but Irene was the character I have most identified with in Sherlock.

Not for the "if it's you okay" or the dominatrix profession, but the idea of trading secrets for power and creating that WHOLE masterplan when she is probably of average intelligence (like, you know; MOST OF US) appeared very inspirating to me.

And at the end of the day that's what I saw in Irene; she was like the ordinary person (at least intelligence-wise) that did something so freaking extraordinary and almost brought a kingdom to its knees playing her cards.

Like, it made me feel that even I, just with more confidence and a whip, could do the same. One could never be Sherlock, and between being Watson or Irene, I would so prefer to be Irene.

[fenm]

You know she got help from Moriarty, right? Including the idea to use her information for blackmail purposes. So no, she didn't create the whole master plan on her own.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not saying she did; part of the greatness of the plan is that she outsourced it; and Irene had been using secrets for blackmail long before she met Moriarty; he just gave her the plan for the last one.

And that's what I mean; she knew she couldn't come with something that brilliant on her own, but the secrets themselves where from her gathering. So that's what I like, that she outsourced the plan.

[(Anonymous)]

Except she didn't do it on her own at all.

[(Anonymous)]

That's inspiring!
I like Lestrade because he's ordinary and not in love with Sherlock (like, honestly, good for John that he didn't end up marring Sherlock. And, Molly, what're you thinking? It'd be a nightmare) and we still get to see him quite often in the series.
Irene was there only for one ep. idk why she went to that dangerous zone and why Sherlock kept tabs on her and how he got in that cape to safe her, it all was very strange.