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But, earlier in the episode, Sherlock dismisses John's theory that Riccoletti could have had a sister and yet, the grave clearly reads 'beloved sister'– suggesting that Sherlock knew that he should have listened to John (his good side) all along. Interestingly, in that episode, Sherlock seems particularly dissmissive of John and, when he starts digging up the Bride's grave, John leaves him. In 'His Last Vow' the mere mention of him is enough to pull Sherlock away from Moriarty and, in 'Abominable Bride' he is the one who defeats Moriarty, remarking that 'there's always two of us.' The 'two' could be John and Sherlock or they could be John and Moriarty– representing the good and bad sides of Sherlock. The loyal friend, the one who wants to save himself and knows what's really important. He is also on a mission to destroy Sherlock– and himself– showing the self-destructive side of Sherlock's personality. He is overly dramatic and seems to delight in the misery of others (as shown when he gloats over how sad everyone would be if Sherlock died) in the same way that Sherlock finds fun in other people's murders. He is always shown to be belittling the real Sherlock– most likely because Sherlock sees the human, irrational parts of him as a weakness and despises them. This part of Sherlock's personality is represented by Mycroft because Mycroft is the only person who is cleverer than Sherlock. When Sherlock tries to dig up the bride's corpse, Mycroft stays with him. In 'The Abominable Bride' Sherlock overdoses on drugs to try and solve a mystery that has been over for a century– and Mycroft is shown gorging himself on food trying to kill himself to prove a point. He is able to remain calm in the face of death because he is the part of Sherlock that doesn't mind the thought of dying and is only interested in being right. In 'His last vow' he takes over from Molly and analyses the situation, treating the possibility of Sherlock dying as an afterthought. He is the only one of the four that we see in any other episodes and, each time, he appears when Sherlock is working on a case. Mycroft represents the part of Sherlock that is purely a puzzle solver. This part of Sherlock is quickly pushed aside in favour of Mycroft. She is probably represented by Molly because Molly is very emotional and frequently lets her heart rule her head. In 'The Abominable Bride' she at first seems to be on Sherlock's side but is then revealed to be one of th murderers– showing how Sherlock's first instinct in this situation (do drugs) isn't actually the best thing to do. This is shown by her slapping Sherlock awake and keeping him focused in 'His last vow'– she is the part of him that instinctively just wants to live. In it, there are four characters (well, okay, in 'Abominable Bride' there are loads of characters, but I'm only interested in the more abstract parts– where it is clear hat Sherlock is dreaming.): Molly, Mycroft, Moriarty and John. In 'His Last Vow' and 'Abominable Bride' we get to see inside Sherlock's mind palace in detail.

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