Seeing as The Fall takes a very prominent place in every Sherlockian's heart, I adored this piece amongst all your other Sherlock episode pieces. The use of Sherlock and John's hands, reaching out, on both the bottom and top suggests that the events of the Reichenbach Fall are what is between them, between the man on the ledge of St. Bart's and the man on the ground. Moriarty's bit is very evocative, and was done with plenty of attention to detail and lovely perspective. I love how you used the scene with John and Sherlock on either side of the fence, handcuffed together. That scene is in the midst of the drama of Sherlock's identity being ripped apart, and I just can't get over this piece. Well done.
I don't know, maybe he fell on the bags of garbage truck that you see for a moment when John turns the corner. There is a cut between the fall and the impact with the pavement, which makes me assume that the body in the ground is not Sherlock's or that, in any case, he has had time to jump off the truck where he landed. But it is just a supposition, I'm sure there are other equally valid hypothesis!
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