Edinburgh Afternoon - September Reader-Prompt Fic #3

[monkeybard]

Here's my final reader-supplied prompt fic for September. I'll be asking for more on Oct. 1. No guarantee that I'll do all of them like I did this month, but don't let that stop you posting if you have a prompt you want to share. :-D

Edinburgh Afternoon
September Reader-Prompt Fic #3

Author: MonkeyBard
Universe: BBC-Sherlock
Rating: G
Warning: Silliness
Word count: 100 (Look, everyone! It's a drabble!)
Summary: Logic prevails on a murder case
Prompt: a trip to the zoo
Author's Note: Unbeta'd.
Thanks to spacemutineer


"You're sure it's safe to let them march about like this?"

"They do it every day."

"We can't let them near the public. One of them may have killed the keeper!"

"Don't be stupid. It was her lover who murdered her and placed her here to mislead the police. It's pathetically obvious to anyone with a brain."

"Hmpf. I still don't like the look of that one."

"Ridiculous. Aside from his honoured standing as Colonel-in-Chief of the Norwegian King's Guard, there is no way Nils Olav could have killed her."

"Why not?"

"Simple, my dear John. Penguins haven't opposable thumbs."

Comments

[spacemutineer.livejournal.com]

Oh my god, it's the little marching penguin! That is adorable! What a fantastic choice of subject -- thank you very much for filling this prompt in such a terrifically fun way! *all smiles*