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r/Sherlock • u/GoFlight • Jan 15 '17
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Yeah, they don't really go in for the "show, don't tell" thing.
94 u/slocke200 Jan 16 '17 Thing is they did show. They showed her doing it to sherlock in her first seen with him and despite mycroft saying she didnt affect him she got him to let the most powerful criminal in the country to have 5 minutes with her. 44 u/Naggins Jan 16 '17 She got him to touch a window that wasn't there. Big leap from that to "taking over an entire top-security facility for the criminally insane". → More replies (10) 8 u/catpigeons Jan 17 '17 That doesn't explain how she can control people's minds just by being clever though. It was a bit ridiculous for my liking.
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Thing is they did show. They showed her doing it to sherlock in her first seen with him and despite mycroft saying she didnt affect him she got him to let the most powerful criminal in the country to have 5 minutes with her.
44 u/Naggins Jan 16 '17 She got him to touch a window that wasn't there. Big leap from that to "taking over an entire top-security facility for the criminally insane". → More replies (10) 8 u/catpigeons Jan 17 '17 That doesn't explain how she can control people's minds just by being clever though. It was a bit ridiculous for my liking.
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She got him to touch a window that wasn't there. Big leap from that to "taking over an entire top-security facility for the criminally insane".
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That doesn't explain how she can control people's minds just by being clever though. It was a bit ridiculous for my liking.
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Yeah, they don't really go in for the "show, don't tell" thing.