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graycardinalAnd here's the story I wrote for the round -- also a Mycroft-POV story, though with a quite different slant and tone, this one set in (mostly) traditional Conan Doyle canon territory. There have been a considerable number of attempts to "explain" the events of "The Final Problem"; this one is mine.
Broken Silence
Written for:
meredydd
Characters/Pairings: Mycroft Holmes, John Watson
Rating: G
Warnings: none
I shook my head slightly, levered myself to my feet – and, for the first and only time since the founding of the Diogenes, broke the club’s most cardinal rule. “Come,” I said to Dr. Watson, “and we shall discuss the matter.”
Note: The following narrative appears to be taken from the private papers of Mycroft Holmes, but its true provenance is likely to be the subject of considerable debate among Holmesian scholars.
Broken Silence
Written for:
meredyddCharacters/Pairings: Mycroft Holmes, John Watson
Rating: G
Warnings: none
I shook my head slightly, levered myself to my feet – and, for the first and only time since the founding of the Diogenes, broke the club’s most cardinal rule. “Come,” I said to Dr. Watson, “and we shall discuss the matter.”
Note: The following narrative appears to be taken from the private papers of Mycroft Holmes, but its true provenance is likely to be the subject of considerable debate among Holmesian scholars.
