Too many good lines to quote my favorites back at you (although I heartily agree with the idea that carpets shouldn't crunch, I'm a little surprised that it occurred to Sherlock--no doubt wouldn't have if he weren't trying to break silently into his own flat). I did think Sherlock was just a tad slow not to head back to Baker Street the moment he found out that it was no longer in Neal's radius, but then, he had bombs to handle.

I love that Sherlock doesn't have to argue with John about running. John's not stupid, and he's not suicidal.

I love Elizabeth having dinner with five handsome men! I'm so jealous!

I knew(?) you wouldn't let any permanent harm come to our characters, but my heart did beat awfully fast when Moriarty started hurting Neal. (Uncomfortably fast. I'm glad you warned for violence--I do need to be prepared for these things. Broken fingers hurt something awful--more than I ever would have believed before I broke one.)

Are you sure Peter was asleep and didn't hear any of Neal's conversation with Sherlock at the hospital? ;-)