In each state, in each city, walks a revolutionary individual, so keen, so intelligent, and aware of the current state of the universe that the world I walk through will be so different by the next decade, the only thing I will recognize is the faces of those who changed it. Indeed I cannot be classified as dull, but a title of genius will not be on my resume. I might just happen to know those faces, which could change the world. Just as John Watson is, I am thoroughly intrigued by this world and the people in it. To me, Sherlock Holmes represents not only a group of genius people, but knowledge, intelligence, and understanding. So, when considering Doctor Watson's affinity for Sherlock and the life of mystery, I could easily substitute myself for him.
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Likewise, never is he confronted as a gift to humanity. Of course, not all of us have the capacity of such hyper-awareness. But, there is much that Dr. Watson brings to the table that Sherlock Holmes can solely not; their relationship is symbiotic. And, while Watson struggles for more knowledge and understanding, Holmes struggles for the humanity that Watson has. John Watson has a determined mentality, one which often peaked the interests of his friend. His flame-like hunches and observations would frequently stand out to me throughout Doyle's works.
Sherlock and Watson share one trait-- the thrill of the game. Many would just accept the complacency of an actionless life; I want more. Like Watson, "I eagerly hail the little mystery... spent much of my time in endeavoring to unravel it.” The world’s mysteries sit in an unorganized, hectic and unravelable ball. I live to untangle it.
When the game is on, a Sherlock struggles without a Watson, and a Watson struggles without a Sherlock. In the words of Sherlock Holmes, “I am lost without my
Likewise, never is he confronted as a gift to humanity. Of course, not all of us have the capacity of such hyper-awareness. But, there is much that Dr. Watson brings to the table that Sherlock Holmes can solely not; their relationship is symbiotic. And, while Watson struggles for more knowledge and understanding, Holmes struggles for the humanity that Watson has. John Watson has a determined mentality, one which often peaked the interests of his friend. His flame-like hunches and observations would frequently stand out to me throughout Doyle's works.
Sherlock and Watson share one trait-- the thrill of the game. Many would just accept the complacency of an actionless life; I want more. Like Watson, "I eagerly hail the little mystery... spent much of my time in endeavoring to unravel it.” The world’s mysteries sit in an unorganized, hectic and unravelable ball. I live to untangle it.
When the game is on, a Sherlock struggles without a Watson, and a Watson struggles without a Sherlock. In the words of Sherlock Holmes, “I am lost without my