The Sherlock Discussion Topic

[bubiza]

It's from watching too much Sherlock.

I'm a bit like that, except with Casualty. =D
*watches Sherlock suicide scene and tries to work out how he survived.*

[Zarago]

It's from watching too much Sherlock.

I'm a bit like that, except with Casualty. =D
*watches Sherlock suicide scene and tries to work out how he survived.*

I do hope they tell us what happened when the next series arrives. I want to see how John finds out he's alive.

[Twisted Illusions]

1. The dummy hanging from the ceiling in the flat.
2. Rhododenron ponticum. Remember that, guys?
3. Sherlock’s network of homeless people. Perhaps the little ‘audience’ that were quick to get round him?
4. The bike that knocked John over.
5. Molly. He said he needed ‘You’ (referring to her).
6. The H.O.U.N.D. drug.
7. The assasin. How could Sherlock pull a trick like that, surely they would of seen?
8. Watson’s blog hit number stayed at 1895. Is it me, or is that still unanswered?
9. The lorry that went past when he jumped.
10. Sherlock didn’t check Moriaty to see if he really was dead. Why?

I wrote this a couple of days ago on another site. Just some clues I've picked up on the whole Sherlock fake-death thing.

[Zaroque]

1. The dummy hanging from the ceiling in the flat.
2. Rhododenron ponticum. Remember that, guys?
3. Sherlock’s network of homeless people. Perhaps the little ‘audience’ that were quick to get round him?
4. The bike that knocked John over.
5. Molly. He said he needed ‘You’ (referring to her).
6. The H.O.U.N.D. drug.
7. The assasin. How could Sherlock pull a trick like that, surely they would of seen?
8. Watson’s blog hit number stayed at 1895. Is it me, or is that still unanswered?
9. The lorry that went past when he jumped.
10. Sherlock didn’t check Moriaty to see if he really was dead. Why?

I wrote this a couple of days ago on another site. Just some clues I've picked up on the whole Sherlock fake-death thing.

Good thinking TheHumanStarfish, I love Sherlocks blog and Johns.
And yes, your right about John's blog, it has stayed just to 1895 hits.

[bubiza]

1. The dummy hanging from the ceiling in the flat.
2. Rhododenron ponticum. Remember that, guys?
3. Sherlock’s network of homeless people. Perhaps the little ‘audience’ that were quick to get round him?
4. The bike that knocked John over.
5. Molly. He said he needed ‘You’ (referring to her).
6. The H.O.U.N.D. drug.
7. The assasin. How could Sherlock pull a trick like that, surely they would of seen?
8. Watson’s blog hit number stayed at 1895. Is it me, or is that still unanswered?
9. The lorry that went past when he jumped.
10. Sherlock didn’t check Moriaty to see if he really was dead. Why?

I wrote this a couple of days ago on another site. Just some clues I've picked up on the whole Sherlock fake-death thing.

Also, on one of the I O U graffiti, there were angel wings. It would have been from Irene, saying that she owed him a fake death.

[bubiza]

I think I've worked out what happened, although I'm not sure.
Sherlock asked Molly to supply a dead body/ dummy for when he was "dead" on the ground. He told Watson to keep looking at him, right? So he couldn't see Molly leaving the body/ dummy. And the connection of homeless people could easily have been paid by either him or Mycroft to keep John from seeing him properly. Because Molly wasn't a target for the snipers, it meant she wasn't being watched, so easily could have helped him. The rubbish truck was parked in the way, and drove off as the crowd began to gather. This isn't normal behavior, since you wouldn't just casually drive away from somebody committing suicide. And the cyclist. The same applies, since you wouldn't just cycle away from a suicide. He knocked John over, wasting precious seconds to stop him getting to his friend. This could have been a homeless friend of Sherlock's, or just a random stranger. Still, he could have used the H.O.U.N.D drug to trick Watson's mind into thinking it was Sherlock. With the girl, who screamed when she saw Sherlock. Moriarty must have done something to make her act like that, right? Well, what if Sherlock used the same techniques in his "death"?

Mycroft also didn't seem bothered when reading about his brother's death, and acted as if he was just reading the weather forecast in the newspaper.
Another thing I was thinking was that when Watson rushed over, he checked Sherlock's pulse and found nothing. Well, do you remember that ball Sherlock was bouncing beforehand? He could have put it under his armpit to stop his pulse being able to be read. (Trust me, this works...)

[Zarago]

I think I've worked out what happened, although I'm not sure.
Sherlock asked Molly to supply a dead body/ dummy for when he was "dead" on the ground. He told Watson to keep looking at him, right? So he couldn't see Molly leaving the body/ dummy. And the connection of homeless people could easily have been paid by either him or Mycroft to keep John from seeing him properly. Because Molly wasn't a target for the snipers, it meant she wasn't being watched, so easily could have helped him. The rubbish truck was parked in the way, and drove off as the crowd began to gather. This isn't normal behavior, since you wouldn't just casually drive away from somebody committing suicide. And the cyclist. The same applies, since you wouldn't just cycle away from a suicide. He knocked John over, wasting precious seconds to stop him getting to his friend. This could have been a homeless friend of Sherlock's, or just a random stranger. Still, he could have used the H.O.U.N.D drug to trick Watson's mind into thinking it was Sherlock. With the girl, who screamed when she saw Sherlock. Moriarty must have done something to make her act like that, right? Well, what if Sherlock used the same techniques in his "death"?

Mycroft also didn't seem bothered when reading about his brother's death, and acted as if he was just reading the weather forecast in the newspaper.
Another thing I was thinking was that when Watson rushed over, he checked Sherlock's pulse and found nothing. Well, do you remember that ball Sherlock was bouncing beforehand? He could have put it under his armpit to stop his pulse being able to be read. (Trust me, this works...)

That seems to make sense. But about the pulse, how does that make sense? How could Sherlock pretend to be dead with blood covered all over his face if he was unharmed? Surely he couldn't of gone so quickly to the place where he "fell" and put blood all over his face in such a realistic way. The person laying on the floor mustn't of been Sherlock himself, so perhaps it was a body or a dummy with fake (or even real) blood dressed to look like Sherlock?

Also, about the girl screaming when he saw Sherlock (even though she'd never seen him before), could Moriarty of had a mask that looked like Sherlock's face on? Perhaps Molly (or Sherlock) put the mask on Moriarty's body and threw it down?

I'm not sure. But whatever happened, it doesn't really matter, 'cause he's alive! Harr.

[bubiza]

I think I've worked out what happened, although I'm not sure.
Sherlock asked Molly to supply a dead body/ dummy for when he was "dead" on the ground. He told Watson to keep looking at him, right? So he couldn't see Molly leaving the body/ dummy. And the connection of homeless people could easily have been paid by either him or Mycroft to keep John from seeing him properly. Because Molly wasn't a target for the snipers, it meant she wasn't being watched, so easily could have helped him. The rubbish truck was parked in the way, and drove off as the crowd began to gather. This isn't normal behavior, since you wouldn't just casually drive away from somebody committing suicide. And the cyclist. The same applies, since you wouldn't just cycle away from a suicide. He knocked John over, wasting precious seconds to stop him getting to his friend. This could have been a homeless friend of Sherlock's, or just a random stranger. Still, he could have used the H.O.U.N.D drug to trick Watson's mind into thinking it was Sherlock. With the girl, who screamed when she saw Sherlock. Moriarty must have done something to make her act like that, right? Well, what if Sherlock used the same techniques in his "death"?

Mycroft also didn't seem bothered when reading about his brother's death, and acted as if he was just reading the weather forecast in the newspaper.
Another thing I was thinking was that when Watson rushed over, he checked Sherlock's pulse and found nothing. Well, do you remember that ball Sherlock was bouncing beforehand? He could have put it under his armpit to stop his pulse being able to be read. (Trust me, this works...)

That seems to make sense. But about the pulse, how does that make sense? How could Sherlock pretend to be dead with blood covered all over his face if he was unharmed? Surely he couldn't of gone so quickly to the place where he "fell" and put blood all over his face in such a realistic way. The person laying on the floor mustn't of been Sherlock himself, so perhaps it was a body or a dummy with fake (or even real) blood dressed to look like Sherlock?

Also, about the girl screaming when he saw Sherlock (even though she'd never seen him before), could Moriarty of had a mask that looked like Sherlock's face on? Perhaps Molly (or Sherlock) put the mask on Moriarty's body and threw it down?

I'm not sure. But whatever happened, it doesn't really matter, 'cause he's alive! Harr.

Well, the crowd could have used fake blood, because if you watch carefully, he doesn't seem to be bleeding until the crowd are around him. And with the girl, you know the chocolate contained Rhododendron ponticum? I've been researching it and the poison causes high blood pressure, which can lead to hallucinating and confusing, especially in youngsters. Remember Moriarty telling Sherlock about putting ideas into people's heads? Well, he could have done that.
And with the mask thing... I think that could of happened. In one of the Sherlock books, somebody disguises themselves as Sherlock. Maybe Moffart was using that idea.
Still, I'm not 100% sure.

[lioness99a]

Hi, I don't mean to burst your bubble but this Sherlock club has been around since January 9th although, if I'm honest, the owner isn't very good at updating as I PMed them about putting members on their list and the said they hadn't been bothered yet.

[Zarago]

Hi, I don't mean to burst your bubble but this Sherlock club has been around since January 9th although, if I'm honest, the owner isn't very good at updating as I PMed them about putting members on their list and the said they hadn't been bothered yet.

Changed name to 'The Sherlock Discussion Topic'.