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Also, is there a trope where TheHero starts passing on their skills to TheLancer? Watson is getting very Sherlockified. In You Do It To Yourself, she mimics the seemingly random spread of paper on the floor and lists various observations. They kind of bounce off each other, having very similar chains of thought until Sherlock gets a bit personal.
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Also, is there a trope where TheHero starts passing on their skills to TheLancer? Watson is getting very Sherlockified. In You Do It To Yourself, she mimics the seemingly random spread of paper on the floor and lists various observations. They kind of bounce off each other, having very similar chains of thought until Sherlock gets a bit personal.
CharacterDevelopment: Although he still thinks very highly of himself, Holmes finds it increasingly easier to admit that he is sometimes wrong, especially when Watson is right. It might be that he has gotten to know her (as we, the viewers have got to know him) or it might be him finally opening up after his stint in rehab. Thoughts?
CharacterDevelopment: Although he still thinks very highly of himself, Holmes finds it increasingly easier to admit that he is sometimes wrong, especially when Watson is right. It might be that he has gotten to know her (as we, the viewers have got to know him) or it might be him finally opening up after his stint in rehab. Thoughts?
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Slightly iffy question - ShoutOut to {{Sherlock}} when Elementary\'s Holmes says that boredom is bad for his health? Seeing how much trouble Sherlock\'s Sherlock gets into when he\'s bored, not to mention the blatent lack of gun safety... Or is this just hinting that they have similar tastes since they are similar characters and purely coincidental/unintentional?
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Slightly iffy question - ShoutOut to {{Sherlock}} when Elementary\\\'s Holmes says that boredom is bad for his health? Seeing how much trouble Sherlock\\\'s Sherlock gets into when he\\\'s bored, not to mention the blatent lack of gun safety... Or is this just hinting that they have similar tastes since they are similar characters and purely coincidental/unintentional?
Also, is there a trope where TheHero starts passing on their skills to TheLancer? Watson is getting very Sherlockified. In You Do It To Yourself, she mimics the seemingly random spread of paper on the floor and lists various observations. They kind of bounce off each other, having very similar chains of thought until Sherlock gets a bit personal.
Also, is there a trope where TheHero starts passing on their skills to TheLancer? Watson is getting very Sherlockified. In You Do It To Yourself, she mimics the seemingly random spread of paper on the floor and lists various observations. They kind of bounce off each other, having very similar chains of thought until Sherlock gets a bit personal.
