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An IntercontinuityCrossover between Literature//SherlockHolmes and the Franchise/CthulhuMythos, "Quiet Desperation" was inspired by Creator/NeilGaiman's "A Study in Emerald" and tells the other side of that story.
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An IntercontinuityCrossover between Literature//SherlockHolmes Literature/SherlockHolmes and the Franchise/CthulhuMythos, "Quiet Desperation" was inspired by Creator/NeilGaiman's "A Study in Emerald" and tells the other side of that story.
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Dr. Watson has found himself trapped in a mind-fraying hell. After a terrifying ordeal in Afghanistan, he was honourably discharged from service as a surgeon in Albion's army, only to be assigned as a physician for a member of Albion's Royal family. But just as he is on the brink of despair, he is found by a man who offers him hope for salvation - not only for himself, but perhaps all of humanity. A man named SherlockHolmes.
Dr. Watson has found himself trapped in a mind-fraying hell. After a terrifying ordeal in Afghanistan, he was honourably discharged from service as a surgeon in Albion's army, only to be assigned as a physician for a member of Albion's Royal family. But just as he is on the brink of despair, he is found by a man who offers him hope for salvation - not only for himself, but perhaps all of humanity. A man named SherlockHolmes.
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An IntercontinuityCrossover between Franchise/SherlockHolmes Literature//SherlockHolmes and the Franchise/CthulhuMythos, "Quiet Desperation" was inspired by Creator/NeilGaiman's "A Study in Emerald" and tells the other side of that story.
Dr. Watson has found himself trapped in a mind-fraying hell. After a terrifying ordeal in Afghanistan, he was honourably discharged from service as a surgeon in Albion's army, only to be assigned as a physician for a member of Albion's Royal family. But just as he is on the brink of despair, he is found by a man who offers him hope for salvation - not only for himself, but perhaps all of humanity. A man namedSherlockHolmes.
Literature/SherlockHolmes.
Dr. Watson has found himself trapped in a mind-fraying hell. After a terrifying ordeal in Afghanistan, he was honourably discharged from service as a surgeon in Albion's army, only to be assigned as a physician for a member of Albion's Royal family. But just as he is on the brink of despair, he is found by a man who offers him hope for salvation - not only for himself, but perhaps all of humanity. A man named
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An IntercontinuityCrossover between SherlockHolmes Franchise/SherlockHolmes and the CthulhuMythos, Franchise/CthulhuMythos, "Quiet Desperation" was inspired by Creator/NeilGaiman's "A Study in Emerald" and tells the other side of that story.
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An IntercontinuityCrossover between SherlockHolmes and the CthulhuMythos, "Quiet Desperation" was inspired by NeilGaiman's Creator/NeilGaiman's "A Study in Emerald" and tells the other side of that story.
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* ArtificialHuman: The hulking flesh golems called Adams, invented a hundred years previous by [[{{Frankenstein}} some German scientist]].
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* ArtificialHuman: The hulking flesh golems called Adams, invented a hundred years previous by [[{{Frankenstein}} [[Literature/{{Frankenstein}} some German scientist]].
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* TheInsomniac: [[spoiler: Holmes literally can't turn off his brain at night.]]
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* NoRestForTheWicked: [[spoiler: Holmes literally can't turn off his brain at night.]]
