[sherlock bbc & dollhouse] backup copies

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Title: Backup Copies
Author: etothepii
Bestest Podbetafish: revolutionaryjo
Fandoms: Sherlock BBC & Dollhouse
Characters: John/Sherlock, Topher Brink's shenanigans
Ratings and Warnings: R - temporary character death, non-explicit torture 
Duration: 1:44:40
Summary: 

When John dies, Sherlock doesn't know what to do. But Mycroft does.

Snippet:

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Comments

[yukisherry.livejournal.com]

dl-ing!

[lunchee]

hurray! Hope you liked!

[crinklysolution.livejournal.com]

Looking forward to this!

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♥

[laurie-ky.livejournal.com]

I enjoyed listening to your recording, your voice was clear and the recording was so smooth. But -- that's not the most important thing that I felt about listening to this interesting story. I was really struck by how the music choice you added became the voice of the dolls, who had no voice of their own in the story. Their bodies were there, and dying all over the place, but we didn't get to read/hear anything about their POV. You, however, gave them a voice. It made me think, heh, what about the dolls? And yeah, John didn't speak for them because he couldn't. Obviously, they would have programmed him not to question the ethics of what had happened.


And then I listened to your DVD commentary, which I also found very interesting, and heard your thoughts about the dolls, and I saw how very delibrate and thoughtful your music choice had been.

This truly was a transformative work, because you shifted things by the way you chose to record, and I gained a different understanding than if I had just read the story.

Laurie

[lunchee]

Thank you so much!! I definitely picked Sweet Dreams with that intention in mind. As I was reading the story, 'But what about the dolls?' was always lingering at the back of my mind, and I wanted to keep reminding listeners that at every break that the story isn't as straight forward as it seems.

AND YES, they would have programmed John not to question it, exactly!!!!! And you also listened to the commentary! Hurray! It's always cool to know when people do listen to it :)

This truly was a transformative work, because you shifted things by the way you chose to record, and I gained a different understanding than if I had just read the story

Wow, this is pretty much the holy grail of feedback. I am so touched that you thought this ;_;