After a year of constant work, a secret society takes it upon themselves to save Sherlock from running himself into the ground. He is kidnapped and kept under guard so he will recuperate, but the great detective's mind won't allow him to take this lying down.

It was only when people actually saw John working as a physician that they began to understand: that it wasn't just about bullets and IEDs and trauma care under fire. That "doctor" actually covered a pretty wide field. And that John was bloody good at covering ground. 5 times Dr. Watson treated others and 1 time he treated himself.

It takes thirteen hours for Mycroft to discover that Sherlock isn't dead. A breakdown, in both senses of the word.

A badly injured Sherlock waits for help to arrive. Naturally, he's more concerned with the whereabouts of his scarf.

Donovan didn't want to see this, and Sherlock didn't want to be seen - especially by her - this way.

During one of the Holmes's annual Christmas parties, a new guest takes an unhealthy interest in Sherlock. But he has figured without the wrath of Mycroft…

Sherlock has never learned to swim.

Sherlock does not react well to the idea that John might be dead.