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Summary
Sherlock is in a drug den after the marriage of John and Mary. In canon, he explains that it was for a case, but that's not so convincing to many viewers. Being Sherlock, he writes a drug induced letter to John within his mind palace , only to be taken out of his mind when John finds him on a mattress beside Issac Whitney. As a forward to the style, I like to call this writing style 'word vomit.' It's gonna feel like a lot of words and block text in your face and the pace at which you read changes very abruptly. I'd say you may even feel lost at times, but that's what it's meant to be. It's meant to mock the racing mind of person using... In this case, Sherlock is on so many drugs he can't even remember what he's saying so if you notice a repetition, it's meant to be there. Just keep that in mind as you read this.
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