Call for a Truce
Nov. 13th, 2009 10:15 pmWith a mouse trapped under his paw, and my careful ablutions satisfying his catlike love of cleanliness after a week of having his torso trapped within a suffocating pall of bandaging, Holmes was all but purring. At least so it seemed to me, although Collins might be forgiven for seeing nothing but the claws.
He squirmed in his chair like a schoolboy, but Holmes would not let go. "What are you after?" he hissed, trying to keep his mouth nearly closed.
"A temporary ceasefire," Holmes replied. "To give the noncombatants like the doctor and yourself time to clear the field."
He squirmed in his chair like a schoolboy, but Holmes would not let go. "What are you after?" he hissed, trying to keep his mouth nearly closed.
"A temporary ceasefire," Holmes replied. "To give the noncombatants like the doctor and yourself time to clear the field."
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Date: 2009-11-14 07:17 am (UTC)Heee. Now I have a big, slender, grey Kartäuser cat in front of my inner eye, enjoying its prey. Nearly as much as I enjoy watching that marvelous beast. Brava.
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Date: 2009-11-14 10:40 am (UTC)Looking forward to more!
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Date: 2009-11-14 06:13 pm (UTC)I've missed some of the on-going story, but I do enjoy dipping in now and then and seeing the mini-scenes. Even if I don't have a sense of the continuity, you still include little gems of thought or description that are intriguing and let me explore a little more of Holmes and Watson.