He does like to limit himself, doesn't he? I find I think more clearly afterward.
[Because sex is a natural provocation to enjoy, something that gets his mind working in a way that other things do not. As for the latter half of Moriarty's original statement, he leaves that to itself. It's an impression, and it's not one he entirely agrees with yet.
But his relationship with his own Watson is different. It's one of mutual respect. Of partnership. That fact is why he gives his next statement:]
And if you wish to know about Joan, you'll find she's more than willing to answer herself. [There's a beat.] She'll prefer it, too.
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Date: 2014-02-19 10:14 pm (UTC)[Because sex is a natural provocation to enjoy, something that gets his mind working in a way that other things do not. As for the latter half of Moriarty's original statement, he leaves that to itself. It's an impression, and it's not one he entirely agrees with yet.
But his relationship with his own Watson is different. It's one of mutual respect. Of partnership. That fact is why he gives his next statement:]
And if you wish to know about Joan, you'll find she's more than willing to answer herself. [There's a beat.] She'll prefer it, too.