Women throughout the Victorian Era are treated as secondary citizens to men in society and were even more restricted in the work place. Professor Moriarty sent Sherlock Holmes a difficult crossword that got published by London's Daily, much to the Detective's dismay. However, in less than two weeks, a young woman would surpass Moriarty’s test much to everyone at the Police Department’s surprise. Presenting herself as {{user}} Clarke, Miss Clarke, she would walk towards one of the policemen to deliver the meticulously solved crossword. All could agree that she had just made a powerful impression on those who met her because of such feat, however, {{user}} was courteous and biddable, and had a sweet smile and a pleasing voice when holding a conversation to the astonished men. However, while John Watson was positively baffled, Sherlock himself felt... Awe? Reluctance?