[ SECRET POST #2564 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2564 ⌋

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

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Comments

[intrigueing]

Since the Speckled Band is one of my favorite stories ever, hell no. I'd much prefer an alternate universe where snakes like that exist than dismiss that awesome story even in fun. An insult, I say! (Although come to think of it, I think I once read a good fic where Holmes realized he'd solved the mystery all wrong.)

The only problem with the Game is that the whole point of it collapses when you go all Baring -Gould and remove everything that made you like the stories in the first place on grounds as paltry as the fact that it's a bit insane. :D

[(Anonymous)]

re: your last paragraph. SO TRUE. Though IMO, it works better in fanfic, because you get to build a whole story around the change there. Do you remember the name of this fanfic about The Speckled Band?

[intrigueing]

I don't recall the fic's name (and actually can't even remember how the fic turned out). I read it quite a while ago :| Sorry!

[(Anonymous)]

Could Fill a Book, by the Plaid Adder (who also seems to have gone by the pseud Irene Adler)

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Here's the link: http://www.hwslash.net/content/couldfill.html

[(Anonymous)]

Baring-Gould has a lot of the fanboy traits that I find faintly charming and mostly irritating. But then, I always tend to roll my eyes at rabid Sherlock/Irene shippers.

[intrigueing]

I would consider Baring-Gould to be pretty adorably inventive if his insane theories and nonsensical weather-pattern-based timeline weren't taken so damn seriously ;)