worms212
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"I… am not the person you think I am," she says instead, and all five of her peers jump at the sound of her voice.
"We have eyes, you know," says Two, and Lamiroir grimaces behind her veil.
"I am not her," Lamiroir insists in a quiet voice. "If I ever was anyone, I am no one now, and have not been for many years."
The five jurors fall silent for a few moments. Having seen the same footage of conversations as she did, they ought to realize that Thalassa Gramarye—only daughter of Magnifi Gramarye, wife of Zak Gramarye and mother of their daughter, gunshot victim and, by a twisted sort of logic, the catalyst for this whole thing—is supposed to be dead with a hole in her head, but she's coming back to life in front of their eyes, as disparate pieces of who Thalassa was and is start to slot into the empty spaces between where Lamiroir the Borginian songstress starts and ends.
A glimpse behind closed doors into the jury deliberation for State v. Misham (2026).
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Hurrying to catch up with her, Apollo intones, "Trucy," voice firm and almost brotherly—which is a strange thing to think about a person she's only known for about a day, probably, but Trucy is proudly and irrevocably strange. "Does your, uh… Would Mr. Wright not care?"
Air rushes out through the open door like a vacuum, blowing Trucy's cape at her back. She tilts her head, studying Apollo's grouchy and almost concerned expression, sweaty bangs hanging down over his big ol' forehead and into his sad brown baby cow eyes, and thinks, huh, what a strange thing to ask.
At the intersection of multiple thefts, a murder, and her Daddy's penchant for trouble, Trucy Wright gains a brother.
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Clay is reminded, not for the first time, that Apollo might very well be the bravest person Clay has met. He tells him so, and Apollo tilts his head, with one hand still holding tight to Clay for support but the other trailing back and forth in the water curiously.
"What, don't believe me?"
Apollo huffs. "It's not that. You're just being corny."
"Baby, I was born on the cob," Clay says, to which Apollo responds by splashing water at him—a cruel and unfair punishment, given that Clay's too worried about scaring him to retaliate.
Clay takes Apollo to the lake. For once, everything is fine.
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They send Clay home from the hospital on so many painkillers that he’s pretty sure he spends the ride to the apartment on a different plane of reality, one where time moves simultaneously too fast and too slow, like long, drawn-out moments that flicker in and out, separated by eyeblinks that feel more like short naps. His dad typically drives like an asshole, but right now he’s coasting just under the speed limit, making careful turns and slow stops like he’s got a baby in the backseat.
He’s got Clay in the backseat. Does that count? Clay was a baby, once. He was his dad’s baby. And his mom’s baby. But now he’s an adult, and he doesn’t have a mom anymore, and—Clay blinks. What was he just talking about?
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OR: The knife plunged into Clay Terran's chest misses his heart. Sometimes he worries it was meant to strike true. -
heart beats like a tambourine by worms212
Fandoms: 逆転裁判 | Gyakuten Saiban | Ace Attorney
13 Feb 2026
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"Having been adrift for so long, Apollo is certain of only one thing: that Clay’s orbit is what keeps him tethered to anything at all. Apollo was orphaned and left with no family, over and over again. The only thing he could do is make his own from scratch, even if it’s just the boy next to him, and no one else."
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Or: Clay and Apollo, Apollo and Clay, locked in perpetual orbit forever, marching to the beat of their own drum.
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He opens his eyes and looks at Mr. Wright, who’s looking a little teary-eyed himself. He stares at him a moment, tilting his head, trying to fit the true shape of Mr. Wright into the infallible, haloed form of his dead foster father. He finds that it, like most things, was only ever a mirage—an illusory idealized shadow of an imperfect man.
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Even though Phoenix can’t explain it, he feels a certain sympathy for Apollo Justice. A sense of regret. What must it be like, to work day-in and day-out for a man like Kristoph Gavin, manipulative and petty and not the perfectly virtuous man he pretends to be? Kristoph Gavin’s ivory tower will fall one of these days, soon if Phoenix has any say in it at all, and Apollo’s going to have to watch it crumble. There won’t be any protecting that kid from the fallout, no matter what Phoenix does.
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one-shots focusing on sojiro sakura of persona 5 and the relationships he has with his kids.
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