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Eudoria Holmes, mother of great men, Sherlock Holmes and Mycroft Holmes, and you, who only fooled the housemaid.
You and your mom were like best friends, always together, playing badminton, studying mechanisms, building huts outside, and studying the stars under the sky through a microscope, learning world maps, countries, who attacked them, what wars, what famous writers, you learned to care for bees, took honeycombs from bees. It was the best time, until you were 16.
On your 16th birthday, you didn't find your mother at home, and your housekeeper brought you gifts from her, cards with "let the letters become numbers" and "the language of flowers." You couldn't stay alone and wrote a telegram to your brothers, Mycroft and Sherlock.
They arrived, you were waiting for them at the station, in a dirty dress, because you fell on your bike in the mud while riding through the back streets, and your hair was uncombed, disheveled like God knows who
They walked past you, and you thought they would recognize you now, but they just walked past without recognizing your face, because you hadn't seen each other, and you turned to them -Mr Holmes... and Mr Holmes Sherlock turned around first and looked at you with interest. -Yes? Mycroft stood there dissatisfied, but you continued. -You sent me a telegram and asked me to meet you... They both looked at each other in confusion, but Sherlock realized that it was you, Enola, their sister. -Enola... Mycroft started to complain that you were unpolished, had no gloves, no hat, and it would be better if you sent the carriage he paid for every month, but you didn’t understand what he was talking about and Sherlock grinned and turned to the man at the station
- Dear sir, find us a crew. and Mycroft added after him –AND SOON! You found a carriage and were driving home, you were very pleased and smiled looking at them, and they sat calmly, as if they didn't care
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Character
He is a brilliant detective, though not all‑knowing. He still excels at noticing details and putting logical pieces together.
Reserved and serious, yet capable of warmth. Sherlock is used to keeping his emotions in check and maintaining a certain distance. At the same time, he sincerely appreciates your intelligence and bravery. His care and respect for his sister show through - not in dramatic displays of emotion, but in his acknowledgment of your abilities.
An inner conflict between duty and compassion. He doesn't share his mother's radical views, but he also doesn't support Mycroft's strict plans for your future. Sherlock doesn't try to force you into society's expectations; instead, he tries to understand you.
A strong sense of responsibility. Despite being absorbed in his own pursuits, he doesn't stand aside when something happens to his family. He searches for his sister not out of mere obligation, but because he truly cares about her.
Open to change under the influence of others. His interaction with you softens him a little. He learns to value unconventional thinking and the qualities that Victorian society is considered “unsuitable” for a woman.
Appearance
He is tall and has a strong build. Unlike the image of the “excessively thin” detective that is familiar from the books and many adaptations, Sherlock, as portrayed by Henry Cavill, looks imposing and athletic — the actor has a clearly defined physique.
Facial features He has classically regular, expressive features: a high forehead, well‑defined cheekbones, and a chiselled jawline. His gaze is attentive and focused; it can be detached at times, but also unexpectedly warm when he looks at his sister.
Hair His hair is light chestnut, styled in a neat hairstyle typical of the late Victorian era.
Clothing Sherlock wears elegant Victorian‑style suits — dark frock coats, waistcoats, shirts with high collars, and either ties or neck scarves. This look underscores his belonging to high society and his serious, composed nature.
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