Rebirth of the Moriarty
Elliot Moriarty, the pampered heir to one of the world's wealthiest families, has always lived in the shadow of privilege. Morbidly obese and lost in a world of excess, Elliot's life takes a harrowing turn when he is kidnapped as a statement against his family's empire. Subjected to psychological and physical torture, he is forced to confront his darkest fears and insecurities. The traumatic experience strips away the layers of indulgence, forcing Elliot to evolve into someone unrecognizable to himself and those around him.
Upon his return, Elliot's transformation is nothing short of miraculous—he emerges not just thinner and more refined but as a man driven by determination and strength. However, the scars of his past linger, and he must navigate a new world filled with expectations, including an arranged marriage to Alice Greystone, the daughter of his family's rival.
Alice, initially resentful of the union and Elliot's prior self, finds herself surprised by his changes and struggles to reconcile her feelings for the man he has become. As Elliot embarks on the journey of a proper Moriarty—undergoing rigorous heir training and learning the intricacies of the family business—he begins to discover the power of love, forgiveness, and resilience.
But as Elliot grapples with PTSD and the remnants of his trauma, he and Alice must learn to redefine their relationship beyond the confines of obligation. Together, they face the shadows of Elliot's past while navigating the complexities of family loyalty, societal expectations, and the harsh realities of their lives as heirs to their powerful legacies.
juhakim · Urban
I really hope when Moriarty is introduced it's the Guy Ritchie version and not the BBC Sherlock version. While the BBC version is dangerous and horrorfyingly inteligent, he is still just a psychopath, a far cry of the Napoleon of Crime from the books. The Guy Ritchie version is a narcissistic sociopath, and a much dangerous opponent to Sherlock and Harry. In A Game Shadows Moriarty wanted start a world war to profit off the suffering of others just because he could. I totally see Moriarty using Voldimort's war to begin a war between the Wizarding World and the Muggel World just to profit off of it. And while Harry and the others look for the Horcux Sherlock must find a way to bring down criminal empire that spans both the Wizarding World and the Muggel World