Sherlock Holmes (
lostwithoutmyblogger) wrote2012-02-09 10:38 am
[hotel verse]
It works a lot like last time. He wakes up, still in his suit and tie, with his arm slipped around Jim's waist. The way the used to when they were in school.
The thought occurs to him, the crash of old ideas and new, schoolboy adoration and rooftop loathing.
He draws in a quick breath and stays purposefully, staring down at Moriarty in confusion, taking slow stock of how close they're entwined.
The thought occurs to him, the crash of old ideas and new, schoolboy adoration and rooftop loathing.
He draws in a quick breath and stays purposefully, staring down at Moriarty in confusion, taking slow stock of how close they're entwined.

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But there was something different, this time. Something more, something deeper- Jim swallows hard and shifts, moving away from him.
"Here again?"
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Sitting up. Without thinking, he looks around for their cat. (Who had been Sherlock's cat, sort of but also very much their cat.) Godot isn't here, of course.
"I'll check the door."
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He sits up as well, trying to sort through the mess of memories that he was suddenly presented with. The drugs and the soft words and the skin.
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"No luck."
Taking a deep breath, not turning to him yet. He remembers muffling screams.
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"Fake memories- must be the new thing for the hotel."
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He asks, forehead resting on the wood.
"They seem- plausible."
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"Do they, now?"
Mocking, sarcastic.
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"When I found out about that murder, I tried desperately to get transferred. After talking to Mycroft about it... I overdosed."
If he'd intended to let him go, that would have undone it. The difference of a few minute crumbs of one illicit substance.
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Though, if Sherlock had been there...
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Smiling at the memory, unconsciously.
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He stands.
"It wouldn't have happened."
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"It's going to end badly."
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He stands, shoving his hands in his pockets.
"I suppose it's the only thing we have left, now."
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No. This is going to go terribly.
"I wish I could go back in time and shake myself."
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He laughs.
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No.
"You won't follow the rules I set, and I won't cope with a world where you hate me."
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He shrugs.
"Sounds like a decent alternative."
Except Jim won't cope with Sherlock being dead. They both know that.
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He informs him, back of his head hitting the wood.
"I'll do it just because you ask. I'll see ways out, of course, just like I did in my world. But the game will be wasted."
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Curling his lip a little.
"I used your precious morals against you. If it had been my allies you had at gunpoint, I'd have let them all die. That's the difference between us, Sherlock. That's why I can tell you to jump in the alternate."
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He admits, shrugging.
"I suspect you will. But I can't survive in all worlds, and I suppose I'll deserve it, for allowing myself to be so thoroughly compromised."
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He takes a step closer, his face transforming into the limpid doe-eyed Jim from IT. He looks suddenly too small for his suit, awkward, nervous.
"Jump for me, Sherlock?"
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He points out, head hitting the wood again, eyes closed.
"And we come back to the necrophilia issue."
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He sighs, drawing the consulting criminal back around him like a cloak.
"A little boring. We've already been here before."
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"I have no interest in doing this again."
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He gestures to the bed.
"But, while we're here..."
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