"Tristram's stomach twists more than a little uncomfortably. He feels absolutely wretched."
It's wonderful the way you write the difference between the child's view of things and what we, as adults, know. Tristram is wonderful in that he always tries to reason things out and make them make sense, but without all the data, is always lacking.
At least Sherlock is trying to understand his distress.
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It's wonderful the way you write the difference between the child's view of things and what we, as adults, know. Tristram is wonderful in that he always tries to reason things out and make them make sense, but without all the data, is always lacking.
At least Sherlock is trying to understand his distress.