Title: Letter: too much, too young
Requester:
flo_nelja
Series: Kuroshitsuji / Sherlock Holmes
Requested Characters: Ciel Phantomhive and Sherlock Holmes
Due to http://incandescens.livejournal.com/1022754.html
Mr Holmes,
I am a great admirer of your work, but must admit that I am troubled by a statement of yours.
As Doctor Watson has remarked, you have said: "When we have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth."
My question is: what does one do when the remaining truth is unthinkable, or unendurable, or simply cannot be true? Where does one go, when there is only the abyss to look into?
Is this why you take the cocaine, sir? Is this the real reason why you drug yourself with cocaine? Because I could very well understand it, if that is the case.
When you have eliminated the impossible, and whatever is left behind is unendurable, then where is there to go?
Yours faithfully,
Ciel, Lord Phantomhive
Requester:
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Series: Kuroshitsuji / Sherlock Holmes
Requested Characters: Ciel Phantomhive and Sherlock Holmes
Due to http://incandescens.livejournal.com/1022754.html
Mr Holmes,
I am a great admirer of your work, but must admit that I am troubled by a statement of yours.
As Doctor Watson has remarked, you have said: "When we have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth."
My question is: what does one do when the remaining truth is unthinkable, or unendurable, or simply cannot be true? Where does one go, when there is only the abyss to look into?
Is this why you take the cocaine, sir? Is this the real reason why you drug yourself with cocaine? Because I could very well understand it, if that is the case.
When you have eliminated the impossible, and whatever is left behind is unendurable, then where is there to go?
Yours faithfully,
Ciel, Lord Phantomhive