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verdant_fireTitle: Someone at the Scent of Orange Blossom
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rachelindeed
Pairing: Sherlock/John, past John/Mary
Length: 3433 words
Rating: Teen
Verse: ACD
Author's summary: During the years of Holmes’s absence, Watson’s hands had changed.
Reccer's comments: This lovely fic was a standout two Holmestices ago, and I've remembered it ever since. It's beautifully written and very touching, with great clarity of emotion and character and an excellent Holmes POV. The themes and symbolism are handled with subtlety and skill, and both Watson's grief for Mary and Holmes' silent devotion to him are treated with respect and tenderness. The way all of those branches twine together and come to fruition in the ending is memorable and moving, and makes for a welcoming warm hearth of a story every time I read it.
Author:
rachelindeedPairing: Sherlock/John, past John/Mary
Length: 3433 words
Rating: Teen
Verse: ACD
Author's summary: During the years of Holmes’s absence, Watson’s hands had changed.
Reccer's comments: This lovely fic was a standout two Holmestices ago, and I've remembered it ever since. It's beautifully written and very touching, with great clarity of emotion and character and an excellent Holmes POV. The themes and symbolism are handled with subtlety and skill, and both Watson's grief for Mary and Holmes' silent devotion to him are treated with respect and tenderness. The way all of those branches twine together and come to fruition in the ending is memorable and moving, and makes for a welcoming warm hearth of a story every time I read it.
