Sherlock 4.3
Jan. 15th, 2017 10:46 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
No spoilers this time. I was working through this episode so maybe didn't pay close enough attention to think much about anything, but I'm inclined to think I got the better end of the deal this way.
Breakups are always a handy device for drama – shouting, weeping, the tragedy of what might have been – but what doesn't get dramatised so often are the relationships that end with both parties basically going 'Yeah, you know what, we probably would both be happier going our own way.' I don't know if that's a happy ending, but it's a peaceful one, and best for all concerned. That's how I feel, anyway. 'Leave them wanting more' can be a bit overrated.
We got the Shipping Forecast and another completely gratuitous aviation callout, so, you know, not a total loss.
It's been a real slice. We'll always have series 1. ♥
Breakups are always a handy device for drama – shouting, weeping, the tragedy of what might have been – but what doesn't get dramatised so often are the relationships that end with both parties basically going 'Yeah, you know what, we probably would both be happier going our own way.' I don't know if that's a happy ending, but it's a peaceful one, and best for all concerned. That's how I feel, anyway. 'Leave them wanting more' can be a bit overrated.
We got the Shipping Forecast and another completely gratuitous aviation callout, so, you know, not a total loss.
It's been a real slice. We'll always have series 1. ♥
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Date: 2017-01-15 11:52 pm (UTC)*pulls face* That doesn't fill me with enthusiasm for the last episode of this season. Mind you, that was sort of my motto for s2 and s3, which weren't *bad*, certainly, but lost a bit of the spark that fed fandom in s1.