Me: *makes A Reference Only I Get And Laughs Hysterically Bc I See What I Did There*

Snuff- Terry Pratchett

Person: So, what religion are you?

Me: Fandom.

Person: What?

Person: No, I mean, who do you believe in?

Me: I BELIEVE IN SHERLOCK HOLMES!

Person:

Me: MORIARTY WAS REAL!

Person:

Me:

Person: So, you don't believe in angels—

Me: Of course I do. Sam and Dean run into them all the time.

Person: Who?

Me: They also run into demons all the time too.

Me: But that's why they have salt.

Person:

Person: Well, I believe in the Lord—

Me: The last of the Time Lords.

Person:

Me: *starts spinning in circles* DOO WEEE DOOOO

I’ve wondered a lot why Sherlock chooses THIS MOMENT to lose his cool. He is so even tempered throughout the entire episode – while his reputation is tarnished, while he is suspected and arrested, even while he plans his death – but it’s John potential doubt that makes him lose his edge. Why? What has John ever done to lose Sherlock’s trust?

Then I remembered this:

Moriarty caused Sherlock to doubt. Moriarty successfully played with Sherlock’s mind, just enough to make Sherlock doubt John, and think that John was Moriarty. It was just a few seconds, but it happened. Sherlock doubted John. And if a great mind like Sherlock’s can be tricked into doubt, obviously so can John’s.

But the best part? John does not doubt. Not for a second. Moriarty has beaten Sherlock, even if only for a second – but he never beats John.

OH GOD ITS ONLY BEEN 5 MINUTES AND IVE REBLOGGED A LOT OF MISHA

Mishapocalpse (via themoonstolemytea)

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