A Study in Scowling

[capt_facepalm]

Title: A Study in Scowling
Author: capt_facepalm
Rating: PG
Fandom: Sherlock Holmes (Gaslight ACD)
Characters: Inspector Tobias Gregson, others mentioned
Summary: A bad day at Scotland Yard
Warning: (none)
Word Count: 100
Author's Notes: July 22nd 2017 prompt: Client point of view

.oOOo.

Inspector Tobias Gregson returned to his desk trying not to let his anger show. Someone called Watson had written a sensational article about the Lauriston Garden mystery, praising the work of the consultant, Sherlock Holmes, and exposing the shortcomings of the official police investigation. Gregson’s ears were still hot from his meeting with the Chief Inspector.

Admittedly, Sherlock Holmes was a genius, but his cockiness bordered upon insolence. To enlist his help meant having to grin and bear his derision and snide commentary. Gregson still had some pride. He would find this Watson chap and have some words with him.

.oOOo.

Please sign the guestbook

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Supplementary Notes: I've gone back to the client of the first of Holmes cases that Watson wrote up and published.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Quite right, Gregson...that'll get him to change his ways:-p
Mrs P

[capt_facepalm]

If Gregson thinks he can intimidate Watson , he's got another thing coming,
Thanks!

[gardnerhill]

Good choice! Yes, Gregson and Lestrade were two of Holmes' first clients weren't they?

I almost want to grab some popcorn and see the scene where Gregson confronts Watson.

[capt_facepalm]

Yes, Gregson invites Holmes to the Lauriston Gardens murder and it is the first case Watson gets to observe the great detective at work. The scene where Gregson confronts Watson will be full of Gregson's bluster meeting the cold reality that Watson cannot be pushed around by the likes of him!
Thanks!

[med_cat]

You should write up their conversation...;))

[capt_facepalm]

Perhaps in time

[med_cat]

Hope so :)