hippieashley:

ivemissedsomething:

The first and last time they say goodbye to each other face to face…

;____;

oh god oh god it’s the same room and the same door but opposite who’s leaving and don’t mind me, just in the corner crying a little

This is so creepy, because it’s like Benedict is himself but Sherlock is there too and …oh, this is confusing.

John in the aftermath. Post-reichenbach

John never goes to the morgue. He goes back to 221B and takes a long shower. When he brushes his teeth, he looks at the strands of black hair on the bathroom counter.

He sends a text to Sherlock before he goes to sleep: How did you do it?

In the morning, John opens his eyes and checks his phone for a reply. There is none.

anothermindpalace:

Ella: “Why today?”
John: “Do you want to hear me say it?”
Ella: “18 months since our last appointment.”

Password protected.

When a fighter is forced to wait.

professorfangirl:

geniusbee:

castiel-sherlock-watson:

The Man wakes up in the Morgue by ~oirbmeamu

I LIKE THIS 

SO MUCH

This would be a yes.

Sherlock series 3.

What can we deduce about his heart?

New analysis on Sherlock: “The chemistry of feelings”. 

Moments when his face shows sentiment. Only when he’s alone or taken aback. Inspired by ”Sentiment is a chemical defect found in the losing side” and “I imagine John Watson thinks love’s a mystery to me, but the chemistry is incredibly simple and very destructive” and of course Benedict’s acting.

• The chemistry of feelings – The Reichenbach Fall

This episode should have brought him the Bafta in my opinion. The range of feelings shown is overwhelming and more so is the “fake feelings display”. The actor Benedict Cumberbatch makes Sherlock act like an actor and from the moment he goes to see Molly with his “I think I’m going to die” speech, he fakes almost every reaction and everything is perfectly calculated, except for the pics I gave you. It was very fun to analyze, feel free to go through them all and appreciate a great actor.

Here you go, 82 pics of Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock acting and feeling and acting like he’s feeling.

1.       Suspicion

2.       Annoyance

3.       Aggravation

4.       Peeve

5.       Rebuke

6.       Admonition

7.       Annoyance

8.       Annoyance

9.       Spite

10.   Frustration

11.   Amusement

12.   Bafflement

13.   Resentment

14.   Anticipation

15.   Apprehension

16.   Apprehension

17.   Dread

18.   Annoyance

19.   Surprise

20.   Annoyance

21.   Enmity

22.   Resentment

23.   Repulsion

24.   Smugness

25.   Annoyance

26.   Bafflement

27.   Excitement

28.   Puzzlement

29.   Worry

30.   Surprise

31.   Astonishment

32.   Bafflement

33.   Awe

34.   Delight

35.   Smugness

36.   Puzzlement

37.   Admiration

38.   Dread

39.   Surprise

40.   Apperception

41.   Repulsion

42.   Surprise

43.   Confusion

44.   Shock

45.   Apperception

46.   Curiosity

47.   Surprise

48.   Annoyance

49.   Frustration

50.   Relief

51.   Hope

52.   Sadness

53.   Anticipation

54.   Apperception

55.   Bitterness

56.   Determination

57.   Amusement

58.   Puzzlement

59.   Confusion

60.   Apprehension

61.   Astonishment

62.   Confusion

63.   Awe

64.   Admiration

65.   Enmity

66.   Rage

67.   Apperception

68.   Apprehension

69.   Anticipation

70.   Compunction

71.   Remorse

72.   Sadness

73.   Puzzlement

74.   Anticipation

75.   Amusement

76.   Enmity

77.   Shock

78.   Anxiety

79.   Delight

80.   Unknown

81.   Unknown

82.   Determination

Here you have The Hounds of Baskerville

Here you have A scandal in Belgravia

Here you have Season 1 analysis