Ma, jede govna 100%. Jeste, ceo internet nije primetio ključni detalj. Zvuči mi kao čist hajp, da ne ispadne da su ih odmah provalili koliko su jeftini.

Ma garant nemaju ni oni rešenje, nego sad pustili buvu, pročitali sve šta su ljudi smislili i onda će da izbunare neku desetu verziju.Out of the character je bilo jedino što se obratio Moli... ili što se brine za prijatelje

mislim da tipuje na lopticu. doduse ne znam da li se i to spominjalo po stranjskim internetima?

Zašto bi bacanje loptice o zid bilo out of character? Bacao je on svašta po kući ranije.To pričanje sa Molly jeste out of character, ali nije baš neki "detalj" koji smo svi "propustili". Očigledno je da ona tu ima neku ulogu.

Zašto bi bacanje loptice o zid bilo out of character? Bacao je on svašta po kući ranije.To pričanje sa Molly jeste out of character, ali nije baš neki "detalj" koji smo svi "propustili". Očigledno je da ona tu ima neku ulogu.

Pa ni taj razgovor sa Molly ne mora biti out of character, ukoliko je odglumio. Tako da se slazem da nije to verovatno u pitanju. Po meni je najvise out of character bilo (mislim) iskreno izvinjenje Watsonu dok su pricali telefonom pre nego sto se bacio i suze koje je tad pustio. Kakve bi, pak, to moglo imati veze sa obmanom i laziranjem smrti, to vec ne znam :D A i takodje nije ostalo neprimeceno.

Edited January 18, 201213 yr by Sludge Factory

da nije out of character to sto je rekao da je fejk, s obzirom da su ga u istoj epizodi zatvorili jer se hvalisao.sherlock ne bi nikad rekao da je fejk :)

mozda ume da leti?to bi bilo out of character.

E da, to u stvari i jeste jedan čudan detalj. Kad je tražio pomoć od Molly, rekao je nešto u smislu "da li bi mi pomoglaako se ispostavi da je istina sve što pričaju o meni". A posle je Watsonu rekao "istina je sve što pričaju o meni". Ne vidim zašto, ni u jednom ni u drugom slučaju. Posebno u ovom drugom, jer je M. već bio mrtav.

mislim da je najpametnije da sacekamo sledecu sezonu, sve ce nam se tada kasti :)

mozda ume da leti?to bi bilo out of character.

Nemoj da gledaš.Ja baš volim takve, delikatno nežne i ekstremno pametne, a ima i lepe oči :)

+1

Možda je taj krucijalni detalj što Holmsu niz lice sklizne poneka suzica, nema veze sa raspletom priče, ali nam kazuje o buri emocija

Edited January 19, 201213 yr by Arkadija

Možda je taj krucijalni detalj što Holmsu niz lice sklizne poneka suzica, nema veze sa raspletom priče, ali nam kazuje o buri emocija

ma kak'i. Plače od muke jer mora da izgovara gnusobe o sebi

out of charachter he sto mu suze cure sa brade umesto iz ociju

Pa jel moraju da useru baš sve :isuse:

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