Sometimes a piece of paper or a photo falls off Sherlock’s “string wall” he does during cases, and so when he’s not there to put it back John would stand in front of it for like an hour trying to remember where that damned photo/post-it originally goes.
He usually gets it wrong, but it’s fine because it makes Sherlock smile as he replaces it correctly without mentioning it.
On one memorable occasion John put it on a place Sherlock didn’t think of and therefore created a link that helps him solve the case instantly in his mind. Which leads to a great deal of excitation and forehead kisses, and John being called conductor of light, of course.
Did you know that this scene was supposed to be Loki’s first appearance in ‘Thor: The Dark World?’ hence why the turn is more dramatic and stylized. ’ The opening scene with Loki and Odin was filmed much later and only barely made the cut!
THANK GOODNESS we didn’t have to wait 30 minutes to see our baby! 😍
(It’s amazing the things you learn when listening to the DVD audio commentary) #TheMoreYouKnow
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