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Katla, aged 22-going-on-5. California girl. ENFJ. Communication studies, English and teaching preparation graduate. Current English credential student. Social liberal, fiscal conservative: overall moderate. Liberal Roman Catholic. I'm dating Superman. Cancer with rising sign in Gemini. Optimist, evaluativist, and epeolatrist. Latin-European-American. Kept alive by the power of Disney, tea, sunshine, Dr. Pepper, and love. Eccentric, eclectic, and electric. To recreate, mix equal parts of Belle, Megara, Tiana, and Alice. Looks up to Lois Lane and Wonder Woman. Sworn to House Tyrell; also in favor with Houses Arryn, Martell, and Targaryen. Abstergo Industries employee. District 7 native. Ravenclaw prefect. Northern Tribe waterbender. Persona: Astarte of the Empress Arcana. This blog goes through phases, but expect lots of the following: Disney, ASOIAF, video games, the Hunger Games, boys named Clark Kent and girls named Lois Lane, literature, badass ladies, the San Francisco Giants and sometimes baseball in general. My ask box is on permanent fic meme mode. Extended bio here.
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justasthesunsets: Ok, female versions of Sherlock and John. You should have seen that one coming XD (PS: Here it’s a link if you want to have a bigger image http://paulamartinez.deviantart.com/#/d4am1gk)

ladies | sherlock | this is a show i might watch actually | ...well okay not if it was written by steven moffat | but you know | Mar 1st

adlocked: if moffat wasn’t the worst - au situations which would have greatly improved his writing ( m o l l i a r t y ) jim had a rather nice face. a lovely face really. but he was just a pretty face and a booming voice. his theatrics provided entertainment for her. however, nothing like the entertainment sherlock provided. stupid molly hooper fixing up her lipstick. silly molly hooper, fetching the coffee. idiotic molly hooper, embarrassing herself in front of him again. if only he were smart enough to piece together the pieces, and see who molly hooper really was.

louise brealey | molly hooper | sherlock | YES GOOD | Feb 10th

My Dear Lady Disdain: what fetishization of queer people in fandom feels like for me

yes good | sherlock | see: most of my issues with fandom at large | although to be fair the whole queer ships are better than het thing also annoys me a bit | though I used to do it too tbqh | Feb 3rd

You know, I give people the benefit of the doubt when.....

men should not write irene adler | a scandal in belgravia is proof of that | crying | we could have had it all | irene adler | sherlock | Jan 26th


sherlock | benedict cumberbatch | this is unintentionally hilarious | i want to watch this scene | Jan 24th

I need to go to my mind palace.: I couldn't sleep last night and thought of a Sherlock theory.

sherlock | I N T E R E S T I N G | Jan 23rd


sherlock | Jan 20th

1 sentence fic request: Molly Hooper/science

raptorsahoy:

As Sherlock exited the lab, their plan to fake his death freshly devised, Molly whispered to herself, “My science brings all the boys to the yard.”

(Source: ifweburn-youburn)

molly hooper | sherlock | and they're like it's better than yours! | sometimes i almost want to start watching this show again | new endgame ship for molly tbqh | Jan 20th


cat grant | smallville | kitty reilly | sherlock | NOT EVEN DEALING WITH THIS | conspiracy theories | sometimes i hate thinking | also i apologize to the creators for that shitty sourcing | but tumblr wouldn't let me keep the urls :( | Jan 17th

Every great magic trick consists of three parts, or acts. The first part is called “the pledge.” The magician shows you something ordinary: a deck of cards, a bird or a man. He shows you this object. Perhaps he asks you to inspect it to see if it is indeed real, unaltered, normal. But of course… it probably isn’t. The second act is called “the turn.” The magician takes the ordinary something and makes it do something extraordinary. Now you’re looking for the secret… but you won’t find it, because of course you’re not really looking. You don’t really want to know. You want to be fooled. But you wouldn’t clap yet. Because making something disappear isn’t enough: you have to bring it back. That’s why every magic trick has a third act, the hardest part, the part we call “the prestige.”

sherlock | OH MY GOD | the prestige | Jan 16th

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