I went off and wrote a few paragraphs today about John brushing up his draughtsmanship because he saw how impressed Sherlock seemed with Amar's ability to draw the suspect. I don't particularly have any place for that in this story!
I did also revise the complete, plot-moving scene from the other day. Deleted some stuff, swapped a few words around. So, a little snip of that ~
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“Yes, of course,” Mr Amar said, gesturing to the seats. “I’m shocked, but I suppose I shouldn’t be.” He ran a hand through his hair. “I’ll only be a moment.”
“Forgery,” John murmured, when Amar had left the room.
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on 2015-06-13 11:55 pm (UTC)I did also revise the complete, plot-moving scene from the other day. Deleted some stuff, swapped a few words around. So, a little snip of that ~
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“Yes, of course,” Mr Amar said, gesturing to the seats. “I’m shocked, but I suppose I shouldn’t be.” He ran a hand through his hair. “I’ll only be a moment.”
“Forgery,” John murmured, when Amar had left the room.
“Fingerprints,” Sherlock replied.