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Hat-man and Robin: Dear Sherlock, stop calling yourself a sociopath!

wellingtongoose:

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Why Sherlock Holmes cannot be a “high function sociopath”. It’s not Anderson who hasn’t done his research.

  • What “sociopath” was originally meant to describe and why it is no longer used.
  • Why “high function” cannot be used to describe a psychopath
  • A psychiatric analysis of Sherlock featuring Pinocchio and his cricket
  • Putting Sherlock through the psychopath test
  • Why Sherlock is using this self-diagnosis as an excuse

I have written about this before. As a medical student I decided it was time to explain to Sherlock why he cannot be a high functioning sociopath in more detail.

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bakerstreetbabes:

elementarysherlock:

As the cast and crew have requested AGAIN.

Please stop trying to snap photos so you can be the “first” to break a spoiler on Twitter or Tumblr, stop reblogging location details, stop posting blurred location image, and stop screaming at the cast on location.

Hey, folks, we heart you all, and signal boost—please show your love for the cast and crew through respect, okay? And not by making it HARDER for us to get our hands on series three?  Right?

In the middle of being strangled at Soo Lin’s flat, Sherlock tries several times to gasp out “John.” It’s either a warning or a call for help, either of which are heartwarming. And then, afterwards, Sherlock refuses to tell John what happened and that he nearly freaking died. Extra heartwarming when you remember the conversation Sherlock and John had in A Study in Pink about what a person would say if they were dying, if they’d been murdered. In what he may have thought were his “very last few seconds”, Sherlock didn’t say anything remotely clever or imaginative. He simply said “John.

Fridge Brilliance

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