Sherlockian. Cumberbatch enthusiast. Sherlolly shipper. 18. Too lazy to make queues.

just to clear some things up…

pewdie:

It came to my attention yesterday that some have been pointing to my videos and saying that I am giving credibility to the anti-Semitic movement, and my fans are part of it as well for watching. I don’t want to cite the sources because I don’t want to give them any more attention.

This originated from a video I made a couple of weeks ago. I was trying to show how crazy the modern world is, specifically some of the services available online. I picked something that seemed absurd to me—That people on Fiverr would say anything for 5 dollars.

I think it’s important to say something and I want to make one thing clear: I am in no way supporting any kind of hateful attitudes.

I make videos for my audience. I think of the content that I create as entertainment, and not a place for any serious political commentary. I know my audience understand that and that is why they come to my channel.  Though this was not my intention, I understand that these jokes were ultimately offensive.

As laughable as it is to believe that I might actually endorse these people, to anyone unsure on my standpoint regarding hate-based groups: No, I don’t support these people in any way.

Thanks for reading.

sun-praiser:

my soul leaving my body, but with one of those slide whistle sound effects

mollyhooperish:

SHERLOCK: Light-headed, good…
MOLLY: …Urinating in wardrobes, bad.

livelegatolagrange:

pejina:

This video needs to be longer

6 hours longer

silentauroriamthereal:

cumberbatchlives:

Watch Benedict Cumberbatch get ‘incredibly fit’ for ‘Doctor Strange’ fight scenes (x)

Cause of death: Ben in that sleeveless burgundy training outfit thing with the ARMS

obiwanns:

I’m a bit down with the kids, you know. I’m relatable that way.

Sherlock is a series in which people with phenomenal mental abilities surround John, who just wanted to rent an apartment

creamocrop:

Just a thought.

Eurus didn’t rig Molly’s flat although she did install cameras inside, which means getting in and rigging it is not really a problem.

Eurus is supposed to be the most intelligent Holmes. One of the most impressive ability of both Holmes brothers - which they repeatedly showcase in different episodes - is that they can anticipate outcomes and choose which is the most likely one to occur. If they could do it, surely Eurus could do as well.

Eurus didn’t rig Molly’s flat because she anticipated that she didn’t need to. She predicted that her brother will  make Molly say ‘I love you.’

But the whole point of the exercise is to inflict pain to Sherlock by showing him his vulnerability. As she said to him later on “Look at what you did to yourself”.

She predicted that in the process of making Molly say those words, Sherlock will also hurt himself.

But how?

If anything, it’s obviously Molly who’s going to get hurt, because she is being forced to say I love you to the man who she believes does not return her sentiment! If she willingly says I love you to him, she does get hurt but she lives and Sherlock wins easily without the burden of guilt because Molly willingly said it. If she adamantly refuses to say it, when the time runs out, no bombs will blow up, so Molly still lives. The worst that could happen in that scenario is that a fall out occurs between Sherlock and Molly, but that is an aftermath - something that would hurt him later, not then, not within that room.

So how did Eurus anticipated that this will hurt Sherlock? How did she predicted that his emotions could destroy him? “Emotional context, Sherlock. It destroys you every time.”

Answer: Exactly how it went. With this:

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Originally posted by 221bgaykerstreet

This realization. 

Eurus knew that this will happen. She knew that in the process of making Molly say I love you, Sherlock will come to his own realization. 

Now here is the clever part that made me realize how fantastically manipulative Eurus was.

Since she knew that this will happen, she just had to reveal to Sherlock that there were no bombs. 

It allowed her the opportunity to throw Sherlock’s so called ‘win’, to his face. 

“You lost.”

Sherlock is now on the losing side.

Thank you four putting all this in words, I couldn’t get my shipper heart to calm down enough to actually say this. ❤️

conchepcion:

Helllooooo - spoilers from The Final Problem, obviously, but here I am, being utterly un-original. 


Undecided//Undeserving

There’s a tentative knock on her door, causing her shoulders to tense up. He doesn’t wait for her to open the door, and she knows it isn’t out of rudeness this time, but out of fear she won’t open the door if he prolongs the knock. Somehow she knows, she just knows she wouldn’t open.

He slips inside, carefully, and somehow, the floors, the floors that usually give him away immediately, muffle even the soles of his shoes. He’s being too careful to her liking, causing the hairs at the back of her neck to rise.

She feels exposed, more than usual, and she’s not even looking at him.

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lilsherlockian1975:

jeni2727:

mmmh-mh:

Sherlolly:
a story even shippers weren’t really quite expecting

First Season:
Black, two sugar. BTW I’m manipulating you.

Second Season:
I don’t count? I don’t cOUNT? WHERE THE HECK DID U GET THAT IMPRESSION YOUNG LADY??!?! You do count. Now that we established that… would you mind help me fake my death? I need you.

Third Season:
Help me solve cases because I’m not good with thank yous. Also… you’re the one who matters the most. Chips?

Fourth Season:
fuck, okay, I love you. There. I said it. Wait.. oh shit. I love you.

A progression of sherlolly.  Even the writers didn’t know what was going to happen.

Basically….

The story we’ve been telling from the beginning: before the Fall, Jim Moriarty met Sherlock’s psychotic sister and recorded some reaction gifs for her

Riverbell themes