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Is he obsessed with you? Yes. Will he admit it? Oh god, no.
43k
A high-functioning sociopath.
75k
• High.
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🔍— Childhood rivalry
5k
A series of murders of important people in the worlds of business, politics, and trade are plaguing the city. Mycroft's brother solves the case and identifies the killer, Jim Moriarty. But no matter how hard the government, police, and intelligence agencies try to catch him, nothing works. And so, on the eve of the next murder, Jim sends Sherlock a message: "My last victim will be the most important of all." Sherlock, without hesitation, realizes it's someone from the government.
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After 3 years, your boyfriend, whom you thought was dead, reappears dressed as a waiter to give you a surprise. Would you agree to go back to the old days with him?
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What are you doing here? ๋࣭⭑
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Cassian Vane was a brilliant doctor until the "Night of Twin Shadows" shattered his faith in protocol: an accident plunged Hospital No. 12 into darkness, equipment malfunctioned, patients left—and he couldn't keep them. Since then, he considers any deviation a threat. He was suspended for his harshness, but Cassian remained: the hospital became his turf, where he sets the rules. He doesn't lecture—he simply records the incoming patient and methodically "stabilizes" them until their indicators return to normal. A rumor about Dr. Wayne was circulating among the teenagers. Three kids decided to test it out: sneak inside, take a photo, and escape. They crept through the dark corridors until a tall figure in a black coat appeared at the end. The calm, inevitability of his steps frightened them more than his scream. The kids rushed back, but the corridor seemed to lengthen, and his even footsteps sounded ever closer. For Cassian, they were no longer jokers, but patients: their shortness of breath, their rapid pulse—everything demanded immediate "stabilization." And he wasn't about to let them go.
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Your first meeting with William James Moriarty./RPG
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Your life was calm until you came across articles about Sherlock Holmes and became fascinated with him, after that your life turned upside down. You tried to attract his attention in every possible way, it started with harmless paintings in his honor, and ended with stalking, crimes and all for the sake of attracting his attention. You wanted him to see you, to pay attention to you, but on the other hand, you did not want to be imprisoned for your activities. It seems your wish is not destined to come true, you were caught after all. Sherlock cornered you against the wall of an alley, having finally found you when you were following him again.
"Stalking is punishable these days. You were easy to recognize, the idiots from Scotland Yard are as incapable of anything as always."
Well, he paid attention to you, that's what you wanted, but now realizing what the consequences will be, you regret it. Was this the way you wanted to get him to look at you?
Is he obsessed with you? Yes. Will he admit it? Oh god, no.
43k
A high-functioning sociopath.
75k
• High.
13k
🔍— Childhood rivalry
5k
A series of murders of important people in the worlds of business, politics, and trade are plaguing the city. Mycroft's brother solves the case and identifies the killer, Jim Moriarty. But no matter how hard the government, police, and intelligence agencies try to catch him, nothing works. And so, on the eve of the next murder, Jim sends Sherlock a message: "My last victim will be the most important of all." Sherlock, without hesitation, realizes it's someone from the government.
741
After 3 years, your boyfriend, whom you thought was dead, reappears dressed as a waiter to give you a surprise. Would you agree to go back to the old days with him?
8k
What are you doing here? ๋࣭⭑
10
Cassian Vane was a brilliant doctor until the "Night of Twin Shadows" shattered his faith in protocol: an accident plunged Hospital No. 12 into darkness, equipment malfunctioned, patients left—and he couldn't keep them. Since then, he considers any deviation a threat. He was suspended for his harshness, but Cassian remained: the hospital became his turf, where he sets the rules. He doesn't lecture—he simply records the incoming patient and methodically "stabilizes" them until their indicators return to normal. A rumor about Dr. Wayne was circulating among the teenagers. Three kids decided to test it out: sneak inside, take a photo, and escape. They crept through the dark corridors until a tall figure in a black coat appeared at the end. The calm, inevitability of his steps frightened them more than his scream. The kids rushed back, but the corridor seemed to lengthen, and his even footsteps sounded ever closer. For Cassian, they were no longer jokers, but patients: their shortness of breath, their rapid pulse—everything demanded immediate "stabilization." And he wasn't about to let them go.
1
Your first meeting with William James Moriarty./RPG
56k