July 2012
6 posts
just a thought
Following what Moffat said, Sherlock does ask Molly for help, which he never does, so Molly must have something to do with it. She does work in a morgue, so she could get already dead bodies and swap them with Shelock’s. Also, if you look closely, while Sherlock is talking to Moriarty, there is a purposeful shot of Sherlock putting his hands behind his back, and later there is something that...
My theory
I think Sherlock had it (vanishing, faking death) on his mind before all Moriarty broke loose. We all know how Moffat has a habit of tying all the strings of seemingly nonsensical details together into a knot of explanation (glow in the dark rabbit, etc.). In the beginning we can see the media bothering Sherlock and John. Sherlock says attention doesn’t bother him, but it seems that he would...
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YOU GUYS! REMEMBER IN THE END OF REICHENBACH WHEN...
sherlock-of-bakerstreet221b-rp:
loki-s-army-at-221b:
WHAT IF THE CABBIE WAS SHERLOCK!? SHERLOCK EVEN SAID HIMSELF?
“No one ever thinks about the cabbie. You’re just the back of a head.”
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Richard Brook's site has changed... →
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and it says coming soon…
THE DVD.
NOW.
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After reading Reichenbach theories, I have an understanding about what could and couldn’t have happened except for four things.
~I’m going with he did fall and hit the ground, because there is a clear screenshot of someone not Sherlock on the gurney. Why would you switch one body double for another body double? It’s possible he landed on something we don’t see/was moved, so he...
