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So, I've been wanting to do another Sherlock piece recently... I do love them. BBC, 2009 movie, book... all of it. And it's just such a great dynamic... Anyway, the BBC version is my favorite film take on the series. I don't typically play to large fanservices or all pairings with certain dynamics or genders. But this pairing needs to be let out of the closet... please Steven Moffat? I'm pretty sure that Doyle, Wilde, I, and many other followers would absolutely love it. It's time.

Hopefully, I'll be doing some more "real" Sherlock-Watson pieces soon. Feel free to post and reuse, but I'd ask for credit, as I think is due.

Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman's faces and bodies legally their own property, (respectively, sadly). The term "Shwatsonlock" belongs to *Kellatrix and ~Hazumi-yuki .

Sherlock Holmes and John Watson copyright Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. BBC series (starting in 2010) scripts of scenes portrayed by Steven Moffat and, Mark Gatiss and images copyright BBC.

As ever, thoughts, ideas, comments, reflections, suggestions, insights, critique, and generic expressions of the emotion which this piece might have stirred in you, the gentle viewer, are welcome.

Description
So, I've been wanting to do another Sherlock piece recently... I do love them. BBC, 2009 movie, book... all of it. And it's just such a great dynamic... Anyway, the BBC version is my favorite film take on the series. I don't typically play to large fanservices or all pairings with certain dynamics or genders. But this pairing needs to be let out of the closet... please Steven Moffat? I'm pretty sure that Doyle, Wilde, I, and many other followers would absolutely love it. It's time.

Hopefully, I'll be doing some more "real" Sherlock-Watson pieces soon. Feel free to post and reuse, but I'd ask for credit, as I think is due.

Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman's faces and bodies legally their own property, (respectively, sadly). The term "Shwatsonlock" belongs to *Kellatrix and ~Hazumi-yuki .

Sherlock Holmes and John Watson copyright Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. BBC series (starting in 2010) scripts of scenes portrayed by Steven Moffat and, Mark Gatiss and images copyright BBC.

As ever, thoughts, ideas, comments, reflections, suggestions, insights, critique, and generic expressions of the emotion which this piece might have stirred in you, the gentle viewer, are welcome.