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phoenixfalls.livejournal.com2014-05-28 10:44 am
Fic: for each who begins to weep
Title: for each who begins to weep
Author: language_escapes
Pairing: Gen
Length: 934 words
Rating: G
Warnings: Canon Character Death
Verse: Elementary
Author's summary: Sherlock isn’t the only one who grieves.
Reccer's comments:
For my last rec of the month, I present a really moving tag to episode 2x20, “No Lack of Void.” The show gave us a glimpse of what Sherlock and Alistair’s friendship was, and how much it meant to Sherlock; language_escapes gives us a glimpse of what Joan and Alistair’s friendship might have been, and what it might have meant to Joan.
It’s a beautiful piece, filled with the sort of specific details one gets caught on when grieving. There’s also a lovely delicacy to the way Joan and Sherlock’s relationship is depicted, Joan pushing down her grief in the face of Sherlock’s, then Sherlock turning around and being supportive in turn.
Author: language_escapes
Pairing: Gen
Length: 934 words
Rating: G
Warnings: Canon Character Death
Verse: Elementary
Author's summary: Sherlock isn’t the only one who grieves.
Reccer's comments:
For my last rec of the month, I present a really moving tag to episode 2x20, “No Lack of Void.” The show gave us a glimpse of what Sherlock and Alistair’s friendship was, and how much it meant to Sherlock; language_escapes gives us a glimpse of what Joan and Alistair’s friendship might have been, and what it might have meant to Joan.
It’s a beautiful piece, filled with the sort of specific details one gets caught on when grieving. There’s also a lovely delicacy to the way Joan and Sherlock’s relationship is depicted, Joan pushing down her grief in the face of Sherlock’s, then Sherlock turning around and being supportive in turn.