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Deviousness `anmari has been spreading her infectious positivity throughout our community for over 6 years. Throughout this time Ana has been at the core of all things devious, passionately developing an eclectic gallery, helping organise devmeets, participating in chat events and also recently completed dedicating her time as a Community Volunteer. We are absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for May 2013 to `anmari, congratulations! Read More
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I like how subtle it is though.
In previous pages, Sherlock mentioned how the room was maintained in a rather ambidextrous manner, so I dunno if Alice handing her number with her left hand was a hint, but if not, then I apologize for looking that far into it.
It's also 6am, so my memory mind me jumbled around with lack of sleep. Also, I realize that just cause some of the things were arranged by a left handed person (most likely Alice since she is service) doesn't mean she was there during or after the crime. Perhaps before, just doing her job.
Though she seems innocent, I still feel like she had something in this. Not only does she jump right into putting in accusations after a small amount of pressure, but she also inserts her own suspicions as to how the scene might have played out (enforcing an idea), and also inserts a name without hesitation. Usually, people take their time to remember names, and rumors have more than one source when it comes to names. She practically shot it off.
XD! I know this is a fan comic, so I don't have to look that deep into it since it's probably the story just diving in rather than straining out, but, still...
I really hope you update though. Re-reading cause I just like it so much
y0do: You really are a mastermind genius. I love this so much!!!
this isn't going to be like alone on the water is it?
you'll make such a mess of me
....Right. John's a cute guy, why not?
Still don't trust reasonable people, though. She's just too... collected for someone who has seen a corpse for the first time - her employer at that.
I wonder how she knew that Sherlock was sick?
And I think she knew because he was all sweaty and rambley and then suddenly fainted. I think that's fair signs that someone is sick
A) We're at a homicide scene.
B) We're talking about a woman who Sherlock just accused of lying.
What's not to be suspicious of?
Hell, I find that when Sherlock is concerned it's best to be suspicious of everything: the locked window, the color of a mug, the little deaf lady next door - everything. And even when you do remain alert and suspicious, you still miss the vital clues to a case. It's bloody annoying.
Y0do, can't tell you how much fun this is.