I've read a few combinations of Doctor Who and Sherlock, and every time Sherlock is still with Peanut... So is the Doctor just a foil? So I decided to dismantle CP. For those who don't like it, please click ×. The general structure of Doctor and Sherlock CP is as follows. In the fifth season, the Doctor drove the new TARDIS to the moon for a test drive. The test drive ended up in Sherlock's era, and then the Doctor discovered the flower of this era. After the life disappeared and it was related to the crack, it was the story of the doctor taking Sherlock around. By the way, my English is rubbish, so the English that came out of it came from Baidu Translation. If there are any grammatical errors, please correct me. In addition, the English in the article is just to better introduce the character, there is no meaning to show off! Regarding the interactions between the characters and the focus on description: When Doctor and Sherlock are two people, the Doctor talks more, and then the description of the feelings between the two people will be slightly more. If Doctor, Sherlock, and Amy are together, the conversation volume of the three people is Amy > Doctor > Sherlock. At this time, the focus is on describing the plot scenes and the situation at that time. As for why Amy talks more, because Amy can be regarded as a communication bridge between normal people and these two geniuses, unless sh Erlock found that Amy had no clues about asking, otherwise Amy would be the main force in communicating with the plot tasks. However, during the process, he would try to set up the doctor and Sherlock to be alone from time to time. The next step would be the doctor and Sherlock's parents-in-law. At this time, they would try to let the two pairs spend as much time alone together. In other words, when the four of them are together, the amount of conversation would be like this: parents-in-law>doctor>sherlock. At this time, Sherlock has a small amount of psychological activity and summarizes the clues in large quantities. The focus is on the plot! When two groups of people get along separately, how do Amy>rory and doctor>sherlock attack and receive? Something seems not right. That is to say, when a large number of characters appear, the main force of normal interpersonal communication is the parents-in-law and occasionally the doctor. As for the main force of searching for clues, the doctor is the main force. Occasionally with Sherlock, Amy suddenly wants to change the title of the article to "The Genius is on the Left and the Madman is on the Right." The genius is Sherlock, the madman. The Doctor always feels that what the Doctor encounters can be regarded as intellectual madness, so to say he is a madman is almost a witty madman! By the way, a normal case between Sherlock and the Doctor will have Sherlock as the leader. Cases about aliens will usually have the Doctor as the main lead. By the way, the most important point is that the peanut at the beginning is not the real Watson, but some two time-traveled peanuts. Forgive me in the article, I really can't help but want to blackmail QAQ and degrade Martin to that level. I really can't stand it, and the character design is seriously inconsistent with the subsequent development... Also, Sherlock is not suitable for beginners at all. If you are a beginner, don't write Sherlock [although I seem to be a bit of a novice? Anyway, I want to write an anti-Soviet article... But I hope I won't write about the Soviet Union. QAQ In addition, what I am slandering are these two articles "When a High-IQ Criminal Becomes Watson" and "Time Travel to Become Watson". In short, I ask the fans of these two books not to criticize them too much. QAQ wants to shout about this and return my cuteness! Martin! ! ! !
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