[ If more people went around with a magnifying glass and deduced based on facts, the world would be in a much better place. People would stop jumping to the wrong conclusion and solve their own common problems. Or prevent them altogether. It would also ruin his attempts at getting his consulting practice sustainable.

Being caught staring is hardly what Sherlock wished for, and he waves a hand at him nonchalantly. He can't keep reacting to people like this. He's trying to avoid people thinking he's lost his mind. ]

I'm fine. It was just a game of shadows. I'll admit that when I come from is hampering me somewhat. I shall have to consult an expert as soon as I find one. Watson is already going to enjoy that Copernican heliocentrism may have a practical use in my brain attic...

[ Although, Sherlock supposes he'd deserve it after unintentionally leaving Watson alone in the Louisiana bayou. Will the doctor want anything to do with him after all this? ]

But back to the task at hand. There, there, and there on the window have similar traces though in lesser amounts to where we first pressed it.

[ He says not realizing what his little aside might start. ]