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Summary
Ok. I finally return from all sex narratives, and land us with Sherlock, less interaction with John and Mary than I had planned, because they ended up taking their own detour, and Sherlock and Janine issues. Minor character death. Or depending on just how you look at it, major character death, but only by deciding for yourself who's major in this story. Sussex cottage. Sherlock pining a bit. A peaceful ending, but probably a few of you will want to snivel and grab hankies.
There is something about Janine that brings out my yen for Sherlock to grow up a bit, and grow wiser. I think it's that whole Sussex cottage thing, and something about a woman who's just plain able to kick his ass, call him on his BS, beat him at his own game--and still care about him. It's like Janine's just there waiting for him to blossom into the Sussex Beekeeper he's supposed to end up, as delighted with his book on the "Segregation of the Queen" as ever he was over catching crook.
The ghost elements? Make of them what you will. But part of me so wants her to be there, a reverse "Ghost and Mrs. Muir" ghost, waiting for him.
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