[What an unsurprising conclusion. Sherlock could say a great deal more about the matter, but he chooses not to. There is no arrangement here where he can lend Moriarty an understanding of the true wonder of Watson, and frankly, he isn't interested in offering her up (or him up) in such a way to make this man see that.
There's really no point to it.]
It's a good thing I believe myself to be a far greater man than simply pizza.
[An odd statement, to say the least.]
But the other Sherlock. He likely believes himself to be the same, but is too boring to be anything but. You're a match for him, I do believe.
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Date: 2014-03-12 12:28 am (UTC)There's really no point to it.]
It's a good thing I believe myself to be a far greater man than simply pizza.
[An odd statement, to say the least.]
But the other Sherlock. He likely believes himself to be the same, but is too boring to be anything but. You're a match for him, I do believe.