I was thinking Sherlock and Tzo, but all of them are probably in denial. Except maybe Subira. She's always rather sensible, for some reason.
Man, you hit two of my biggest pet peeves with the series there. I know Sherlock is a sociopath, but locking your friend who has known PTSD in a lab and experimenting on him is...gah. He deserved at least a couple of punches to the face--not minding the nose and teeth this time.
And Ella's being labelled 'wrong' by Mycroft (and thus, the majority of the fandom) is ridiculous. Mycroft is hardly qualified to judge someone's psychological state, and John's thrill seeking, rather than disproving the PTSD diagnosis, just confirms it. Furthermore, it does not simple disappear and reappear based on whether or not he's in Sherlock's presence.
...sorry. I have Feelings about this.
Have I mentioned that I love Mycroft's dæmon? It really fits.
Thank you! He was the easiest to find a daemon for; I knew right away what I wanted. It was the name that took ages to find.
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Man, you hit two of my biggest pet peeves with the series there. I know Sherlock is a sociopath, but locking your friend who has known PTSD in a lab and experimenting on him is...gah. He deserved at least a couple of punches to the face--not minding the nose and teeth this time.
And Ella's being labelled 'wrong' by Mycroft (and thus, the majority of the fandom) is ridiculous. Mycroft is hardly qualified to judge someone's psychological state, and John's thrill seeking, rather than disproving the PTSD diagnosis, just confirms it. Furthermore, it does not simple disappear and reappear based on whether or not he's in Sherlock's presence.
...sorry. I have Feelings about this.
Have I mentioned that I love Mycroft's dæmon? It really fits.
Thank you! He was the easiest to find a daemon for; I knew right away what I wanted. It was the name that took ages to find.