That would explain why James Bond seemed to be a title more than an identity.
I've often fussed about who calls Q 'Q'. I usually don't have Sherlock do it due to sheer obstinacy, but I don't know whether it would be safer to make, say, a police officer aware that you're just 'Q' (and thus reveal a confidential identity) or give your real name and potentially put yourself or family in danger. I suppose a false name would come in handy there.
Q's identity card just has 'Q' on it, so obviously no one bothers with names at the office.
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Date: 2013-07-16 01:39 am (UTC)I've often fussed about who calls Q 'Q'. I usually don't have Sherlock do it due to sheer obstinacy, but I don't know whether it would be safer to make, say, a police officer aware that you're just 'Q' (and thus reveal a confidential identity) or give your real name and potentially put yourself or family in danger. I suppose a false name would come in handy there.
Q's identity card just has 'Q' on it, so obviously no one bothers with names at the office.