Mycroft Holmes

The Sherlock stories are so centered on Sherlock himself, so it’s interesting to see his brother take the spotlight. I wonder what led to this creative decision and how it shapes the story's perspective.

The blend of crime and history added depth, but I’m curious whether others felt it enhanced the intrigue or if it made the pacing feel a bit slower at times.

His internal conflicts about duty and reputation felt very real. I’d love to hear others’ thoughts on how these themes resonated with their understanding of him.