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If during the dead time he's out meticulously dismantling Moriarty's criminal empire all the while amassing definitive evidence of what Moriarty had done by rumbling all of his associates? Did Moriarty win? In a sense, we know Moriarty didn't 'win' because we know there's another series of Sherlock and it has Sherlock in it, not in flashback form. That depends entirely on how Holmes is resurrected. It's likely supposed to be communicating the depth with which the character is determined to see Sherlock's story through to the end. On Moriarty killing himself, it's the only way he can be sure Sherlock can't, in some way, force him to call off the assassins. The Jump has been covered in dozens of threads now. Both of the characters are attempting to think more moves ahead than the other. All that matters is that Moriarty knows that Sherlock knows that there's a way. That doesn't mean that, we, as viewers have any idea what that might be, or even Sherlock in that moment. Given that information, all Sherlock needs to do is find what that condition is to have Moriarty call them off. Which means that there's some circumstance in which he'd need or want to call off the killers.

It's that Moriarty unthinkingly revealed that he has some way to call off the killers. Don't worry, there's not some missing clue here. The real answer to your question is that it's not apparent why outside of the context of the interaction between the two characters and what the two actors are trying to communicate to you. The way I read the scene was that Moriarty saw the determination in Sherlock to do whatever it took, far above and beyond what 'the angels' like Mycroft and the police were willing to do. r/ImaginaryBakerSt - Art related to Sherlock.ДЇor the sake of fun, I'll reiterate things that have been said before.

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