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Otsonny!! I'm glad we got to finish a study in scarlet this morning, it was really satisfying to see the story come to its conclusion. From starting part 2 last time where we're in an unfamiliar setting with a few familiar names, to today, where everything comes full circle as we learn how those pieces from the past fit into the puzzle in the present... I was captivated to the end. Jefferson Hope holding a grudge for 20 long years is fucking insane, my guy made hating a full time job; it was fascinating watching him go from the antagonist in a murder mystery to someone you can sympathize with as we uncovered his story. Damn those mormons are something else. I'm happy sonny really enjoyed this story, I did too! He definitely had a lot of praise to give for it which I found very endearing. Sonny, if you really wanted to try your hand at writing your own mystery, I'd support and believe in you! Just don't feel too bad if you can't knock it out in six weeks KEK. As always it's been nice hearing his commentary and interjections, as well as listening to him get more comfortable with the reading again (even if some weird sentences still tripped him up a bit). As much as I love when he's a bit more animated in his narration, I also love when his voice falls low, not quite a whisper, as if he's reading a bedtime story... I'm glad we've been able to get a bit of both here. Sonny wants to read more sherlock (and other things too), though he also mentioned maybe wanting to try something different for the next member's stream. For a moment there, I imagined how nice it would be if we just continued to have weekly readings, arthur conan doyle has a lot of works after all... but I'd also like them to stay a special thing, which they are. Whatever it is, I'll look forward to it. Thank you for the stream sonny! Mostly slept through your zomboid appearances last night so I suppose I have something to get caught up on before your next stream. Rest well, I love you too, and I hope to see you sunday for the funny pizza game! o7
