Long weekend
Jul. 18th, 2011 11:29 pmAuthor:
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Rating: G
Character(s): Holmes, Watson
Summary: Watson suffers from fire.
Warnings: guns
Author's Notes: BBC Sherlock-verse. Fill for July 18 picture prompt:
Word Count: 150
( Flame covered John's back )
( Watson laid aside the manuscript. )
"Our months of partnership had not been so uneventful as he had stated, for I find, on looking over my notes, that this period includes the case of the papers of Ex-President Murillo, and also the shocking affair of the Dutch steamship FRIESLAND, which so nearly cost us both our lives."
Make of this prompt what you will; you can do the case, the aftermath, modernize it into a non-Doyle canon, or merely reference it in your fic.
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Title: Guest
Author: leone
Rating: G
Character(s): Holmes, Watson
Summary: TLC for Watson, comfortless grief for Holmes.
Warnings: Major character death (highlight to read; it's a bit spoilery), angst
Author's Notes: ACD book-verse. Two entries for Watson's Woes July writing prompts; fill for July 14 prompt: "TLC, whatever form (and rating) that means to you. Meaning TLC for Watson, not given by." I'm afraid that, although Watson is receiving TLC, there is not so much comfort in these ficlets. (However, the request for comfort was under the prompt, not part of it, so I'm disregarding that portion.)
Word Count: 221B
( Lestrade was not pleased about the paint )
Title: Secrets
Author: leone
Rating: G
Character(s): Holmes, Watson, Mrs Hudson
Summary: Holmes's instinctive behavior is not rational
Warnings: None
Author's Notes: ACD book-verse. Entry for Watson's Woes July writing prompts; fill for July 12 prompt: "Quote - 'I like a friend the better for having faults that one can talk about.' -- William Hazlitt, 1826 (Direct quotation not necessary; use however you're inspired to do so.)"
Word Count: 361
( 9:00: Objections to blood dripping on the carpets (Hudson, Mrs.). )
( There was a moment of dizziness and quite alarming tunnel vision that took several seconds to clear. )
( A cold rain streamed down heavily over London . . . )
( Sherlock Holmes did not believe in feminine intuition. )