It would make sense if enough time has passed for her to get out of prison and return to London/the UK.
Or it could be an associate of hers (e.g., the owner of the male voice who'd talked to Sherlock and Joan at the end of S1; she identified him as one of her lieutenants).
Or it could be a canon nod and be someone else connected to the British government.
I'm also beginning to seriously think that Mycroft, himself, is "M. Holmes", that his father had sod-all to do with sending Sherlock to NYC.
I looked up Newgate; it's actually in London, so it could easily be her. I really like your idea of a canon nod, though. Mycroft Holmes is supposed to be equally as brilliant as Sherlock himself, so I was a little confused by his portrayal as a more ordinary person; this would make sense. He would be able to cover himself up so well that not even Sherlock would suspect anything.
When I first saw 'M. Holmes', my first thought was that it was Mycroft, so that is very possible, too.
Good point! I didn't even think of the possibility that it might have something to do with Moriarty. Although I really hope that's not the case. It's much too early to bring her back.
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Date: 2013-11-15 04:05 am (UTC)WHO WAS MYCROFT TALKING TO? I HAVE AN EXTREMELY VERY NOT GOOD FEELING ABOUT THIS.
(JAMIE?)
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Date: 2013-11-15 04:26 am (UTC)Or it could be an associate of hers (e.g., the owner of the male voice who'd talked to Sherlock and Joan at the end of S1; she identified him as one of her lieutenants).
Or it could be a canon nod and be someone else connected to the British government.
I'm also beginning to seriously think that Mycroft, himself, is "M. Holmes", that his father had sod-all to do with sending Sherlock to NYC.
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Date: 2013-11-15 04:47 am (UTC)I looked up Newgate; it's actually in London, so it could easily be her. I really like your idea of a canon nod, though. Mycroft Holmes is supposed to be equally as brilliant as Sherlock himself, so I was a little confused by his portrayal as a more ordinary person; this would make sense. He would be able to cover himself up so well that not even Sherlock would suspect anything.
When I first saw 'M. Holmes', my first thought was that it was Mycroft, so that is very possible, too.
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Date: 2013-11-15 06:01 pm (UTC)