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IC
Name: Sherlock Holmes
Canon: Sherlock Holmes The Awakened (2023)
Canon point: Chapter 6: The Call of the Bayou, Insanity Sequence: axe puzzle
Age: 23
Ymg' ah nafl lloigog llllw'nafh l' mgah ahf' l' ah nog.
History cw: for child abuse, medical malpractice, and mental illness topics
( History: )
( Personality )
( Powers/Abilities )
Regret: Sherlock regrets that he's losing his mind and grasp on reality. He knows that it's possible to be a child of Violet Holmes and not inherit her madness (see Mycroft), but he's been showing signs of similar disposition since he was six. It's gotten exponentially worse since taking on this missing persons case despite his attempts to fight against it.
Suitability: While Sherlock will have to contend with being from 1882, he will be a quick learner and able to use his detective skills to solve problems and mysteries with the fervor of a bloodhound on the scent. He may provide an alternate viewpoint and use methods others may hesitate to do. His suitability can be coupled with Sherlock's regret. Sherlock's greatest fear is to lose his mind as his mother did, to be pushed until he cracks. His mind is his best asset. And if he doesn't have that, what worth does he even have? Sherlock will be highly motivated to earn his reward once he realizes what it had been registered as on his first mission. He will worry about happenings back home, but in order to solve the case, Sherlock believes he'll need his mind.
Inventory:
TDM top level
Response to John Watson (BBC) TDM top level
Response to Shinn Asuka TDM top level
Response to Emily Dyer TDM top level
Name: Avie
Contact:
Other characters: n/a
IC
Name: Sherlock Holmes
Canon: Sherlock Holmes The Awakened (2023)
Canon point: Chapter 6: The Call of the Bayou, Insanity Sequence: axe puzzle
Age: 23
Ymg' ah nafl lloigog llllw'nafh l' mgah ahf' l' ah nog.
History cw: for child abuse, medical malpractice, and mental illness topics
( History: )
( Personality )
( Powers/Abilities )
Regret: Sherlock regrets that he's losing his mind and grasp on reality. He knows that it's possible to be a child of Violet Holmes and not inherit her madness (see Mycroft), but he's been showing signs of similar disposition since he was six. It's gotten exponentially worse since taking on this missing persons case despite his attempts to fight against it.
Suitability: While Sherlock will have to contend with being from 1882, he will be a quick learner and able to use his detective skills to solve problems and mysteries with the fervor of a bloodhound on the scent. He may provide an alternate viewpoint and use methods others may hesitate to do. His suitability can be coupled with Sherlock's regret. Sherlock's greatest fear is to lose his mind as his mother did, to be pushed until he cracks. His mind is his best asset. And if he doesn't have that, what worth does he even have? Sherlock will be highly motivated to earn his reward once he realizes what it had been registered as on his first mission. He will worry about happenings back home, but in order to solve the case, Sherlock believes he'll need his mind.
Inventory:
- The green outfit he's wearing
- Magnifying glass once belonging to Violet Holmes
- Sherlock's casebook with notes and sketches from his previous cases
- Pocket watch
- Occult book (not the Necronomicon)
TDM top level
Response to John Watson (BBC) TDM top level
Response to Shinn Asuka TDM top level
Response to Emily Dyer TDM top level