“Data, data, data! I can’t make bricks without clay!” the iconic literary sleuth Sherlock Holmes once declared. Over a hundred years after his debut, Adam Frost and Jim Kynvin went back through Conan-Doyle’s stories to in search of data to explain Sherlock’s enduring appeal. Above are some of the fun tidbits they uncovered.
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That sequence occurs in the grim no-man’s-land between English and German battlefield trenches. Though Diana has been told she can’t cross it and must play by man’s rules, she takes it upon herself to save women and children threatened by the Germans. It’s a very powerful moment. We have a character committing to her true self, doing what she believes needs to be done.
unBREAKable they ALIVE damn IT! it’s a MIRaCLE! unBREAKable! they ALIVE damn iT the FEmales are STRONG as hell *key change* unBREAKABLE THEY ALIVE DAMN IT! IT’S A MIRACLE! UNBREAKABLE! THEY ALIVE DAMN IT! that’s gon be uhh…you know…uhh…fascinatin transition. (damn it!)
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my first joke i ever made was drawing a comic where two people are staring at a dress in the window of a store. one of them says “I would die for that dress” and the other says “i would kill for that dress” and then they look at each other awkwardly.
this was when i was like 6 and every day i wake up knowing I’ll never be able to top this, my magnum opus.
