bitofafiction: Looking straight ahead: calculated neutrality. (>= with his dignity on maximum)
Sherlock Holmes, after a fashion ([personal profile] bitofafiction) wrote in [community profile] rakuen2011-01-15 07:50 pm

more violin antics

Characters: Sherry Holmes, whoever else
Format: prose
This log is: open
Location: White dorm and surrounding area
Summary: Sherry plays the violin. Obnoxiously. Again.
In all the time that Sherlock Holmes has been at this institution, not once has anyone caught him sleeping in his dorm room. He does it only when no one else is there. If that becomes impractical, he goes without or finds himself a nice quiet roof.

More and more often, however, he can be found sitting at the open window of White 1-B playing the violin. Once in a while it's a genuine violin solo, composed as such by someone who died before 1950, but the majority of his material is a little more recent. He seems determined to adapt the entire musical repertoire of the classic rock era to his chosen instrument. Pink Floyd is a particular favourite.
imperceptible: (Confused / Uh... yeah okay...)

[personal profile] imperceptible 2011-01-24 05:38 pm (UTC)(link)
"... you say so." There... really wasn't much he could say to that.

No, really, what did you say to someone who was named after a famous detective and seemed to be modeling his life after said detective? His parents had to be a really interesting couple.
imperceptible: (Default)

[personal profile] imperceptible 2011-01-24 05:52 pm (UTC)(link)
"Cause you're imitating the guy you were named after? That's definitely weird but not insane." Kevin replied, raising an eyebrow. As he took a seat on the edge of his bed, the manual definitely forgotten now, the blond continued to give Sherlock a strange look.
imperceptible: (Side Look / Say what?)

[personal profile] imperceptible 2011-01-24 06:01 pm (UTC)(link)
"... you don't really have to thank me for that, y'know."
imperceptible: (Smile / That's the way.)

[personal profile] imperceptible 2011-01-24 06:53 pm (UTC)(link)
That got a smile out of him.

"Fair enough."