When They Got "character Who Made An Undeniably Terrible Decision But Man I Dont Know What I Would Have

when they got "character who made an undeniably terrible decision but man i dont know what i would have done either" at the function

Did anyone else think John was slightly out of character this episode? Prioritising partying over Sherlock it just feels very out of place for John with Sherlock and John normally being each other's main priorities. I mean John normally has been one to go for a pint but in this episode it was excessive.

It could be an issue that might worsen or it could be a glimpse of what each character was like in uni Sherlock being anxious (very real), John being a party animal and Mariana being the type of student that was always studying .

Anyways I really enjoyed this episode and I'm on the floor foaming at the mouth while waiting for next week's episode so yeah very good episode =)

hey so uh was it casual when you were taking tender care of me at my ugliest and most grotesque, feeding me your last pills so i wouldn't feel pain even if you would. was it casual when i was begging you not to take me to the hospital so i could die in your arms instead. was it casual when i grabbed your shirt with all my energy and you ran your fingers through my hair as you made a promise you actually kept. was it casual when we walked back into work the next day like nothing happened and yet you made me laugh through the uncertainty. was any of this casual

Sherlock and John communicating with fan language at a gala when

Eurus and Moriarty made that plan together 3 years before the fall, so Moriarty knew Sherlock would be alive for it to happen. That he would survive whatever he would put him through. So why did he kill himself and make the fall happen, on impulse? He planted the hitmen after knowing about the plan he made with Eurus, so he knew John and Sherlock would survive so why did he checkmate himself? The name Moriarty means to die is an art, maybe it was for the act of ruining Sherlock. After all, he really devoted his life to destroying Sherlock. Him killing himself closes off some of Sherlocks options so that he has to either save his friends or himself. But if he knew it wasn't going to work, why try? Maybe he wanted Sherlock to suffer with the Reichenbach fall before that plan he and Eurus made were to happen. For his relationship with John to suffer to see if he would still pick John. But how could Moriarty see that if he died, what would the point of that whole plan be? Ruin Sherlock? I think it would make much more sense if Moriarty did live. But Moffat said that his death is confirmed.

I got the complete Sherlock Holmes book AAAA