[He just shrugs a shoulder lightly, absently scratching his magnificent beard.]
Well, that projection of me was still there. That has to count for something. Why wasn't John in your mind palace, then, hm? You'd just seen him minutes before you were shot.
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[It's easier than trying to explain how a mind palace works.]
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No, I was there, Sherlock - I helped you determine which way to fall.
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No. You weren't. That was a projection of the forensic knowledge I possess.
[He pauses and then continues, uncomfortably.]
That information projected itself as an image of you. I had just seen you that morning, what else did you expect?
[It's like all those people making a big deal that The Woman had appeared in his mind palace.]
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[This Sherlock is just being a child about it all.]
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magnificentbeard.]Well, that projection of me was still there. That has to count for something. Why wasn't John in your mind palace, then, hm? You'd just seen him minutes before you were shot.
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[Let Anderson have his moment.]
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Because John isn't good at forensics.
[John has his place, but Sherlock had other needs at that specific moment.]
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