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| It's a Bath episode!;) The case was rather mellow compared to the usual things happening in this anime but pretty interesting story overall. I also liked how it personally connected to Liam. |
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| I was wondering how a small painting gave someone lead poisoning, but it turns out the artist made large paintings with lots of lead white. That can't be good! lol. Victorians knew lead was bad for health, but they still used it to create white pigment, so it was a nice detail. Sherlock's deduction in the carriage was fun and all. Especially about the dominant hand of the vandaliser. (It's very easy to figure out the dominant hand of people who don't have much control of brushes.) But, then, he said something that didn't feel right. He talked about artists having blisters. I have never met any artist who had blisters. Most artists I know really take good care of their hands. When we're painting, we don't grab the life out of our brushes. We just gently hold them and let them move freely. Maybe some artists do have blisters, but an absence of them proves nothing. Japanese people pronounce Atelier as Atorie, and Moriarty's letter ended up misspelling it as Atrie. haha. It was funny for some reason. Who was that creepy girl staring in through the door? lol |
FuMomo-kunJul 28, 2022 7:52 PM
bushman66 said: FuMomo-kun said: I was wondering how a small painting gave someone lead poisoning, but it turns out the artist made large paintings with lots of lead white. That can't be good! lol. Victorians knew lead was bad for health, but they still used it to create white pigment, so it was a nice detail. Sherlock's deduction in the carriage was fun and all. Especially about the dominant hand of the vandaliser. (It's very easy to figure out the dominant hand of people who don't have much control of brushes.) But, then, he said something that didn't feel right. He talked about artists having blisters. I have never met any artist who had blisters. Most artists I know really take good care of their hands. When we're painting, we don't grab the life out of our brushes. We just gently hold them and let them move freely. Maybe some artists do have blisters, but an absence of them proves nothing. Japanese people pronounce Atelier as Atorie, and Moriarty's letter ended up misspelling it as Atrie. haha. It was funny for some reason. Who was that creepy girl staring in through the door? lol Mrs Hudson, the Landlady. Oh, they're in Baker Street in that scene? haha. I didn't realise that! |
| This episode It would have been great in the anime series, the word "friend" would have more meaning. Holmes and Liam togethers!!! kekeke |
| Manly bath time with a case in it |
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