[A string of questions. It was, ultimately, a means of protecting her in advance, but he gave up on all notions of that the moment she arrived of her own accord and became familiar with Moriarty.
There are some things that Sherlock himself cannot prevent, and he is, if nothing else, practical. He is eccentric and rash and a list of other things, but he does believe in practicality to some degree.
Still, he wonders whether Moriarty is simply blind, or if he just wants the benefit of Sherlock telling him. Either way, he refuses; that part is certainly being difficult.]
Given the nature of the question, how would it merely slip out? Wishful thinking, perhaps?
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Date: 2014-03-03 06:11 am (UTC)There are some things that Sherlock himself cannot prevent, and he is, if nothing else, practical. He is eccentric and rash and a list of other things, but he does believe in practicality to some degree.
Still, he wonders whether Moriarty is simply blind, or if he just wants the benefit of Sherlock telling him. Either way, he refuses; that part is certainly being difficult.]
Given the nature of the question, how would it merely slip out? Wishful thinking, perhaps?