The Strangers
The lamp is still there, but doesn't glow as it used to. So is the smile, but it's not funny anymore. Sherlock with his pipe, refuses to solve this mystery. And Watson sits there, not budging an inch. 'You're not naked under that coat this time'. 'You don't want me to be naked anymore.' So, defeated that I cannot bribe them, I move on lost, trying to figure out what is going on. The words ring out loud, and the world applauds. But lonely as hell, Watson stands waiting, for his partner. Now, this is confusing, isn't it? Who will try to figure out what this insane poem means? Decipher the characterisation, the tone of voice, tear its essence apart. No one can spot the hidden killer, not even the world's best detectives. Sherlock and Watson have retired. And I'm still trying hard to understand, why...