senmut: annie from sinners (Sinners: Annie 2)
Asp ([personal profile] senmut) wrote2025-09-06 12:50 pm
autobotscoutriella: A closeup of Apollo Justice against a green background (AA4 Apollo 1)
autobotscoutriella ([personal profile] autobotscoutriella) wrote2025-09-05 09:52 am

Sonata in F You: Masterpost

Sonata in F You
AO3

Summary: Two weeks after his brother's second trial, Klavier Gavin is arrested for murder.

Apollo Justice takes the case.

Fandom: Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney
Characters: Klavier Gavin, Apollo Justice, Daryan Crescend, Ema Skye, Miles Edgeworth, three original Gavinners and a few other OCs for plot purposes
Relationships: Klavier Gavin/Apollo Justice, Klavier Gavin/Daryan Crescend
Rating: Teen
Warnings: Canon-typical violence, angst, and murder, non-canon-typical strong language
Notes: Turnabout Serenade left a lot of loose ends, so I spent ninety thousand words picking those apart and solving them as part of a different murder case. Here's the masterpost, including all 18 chapters (cross-posted to AO3 at the link above) plus the organized behind-the-scenes stuff.

chapter links )

Sonata BTS: Music: A list of all the different in-game themes for different characters, and the songs I used for chapter titles.

Sonata Gavinners Art: Art of the Gavinners featured in Sonata, by [personal profile] crabkick (shared with permission).
autobotscoutriella: teenage Ema Skye writing in a notebook (AA1 Ema)
autobotscoutriella ([personal profile] autobotscoutriella) wrote2025-09-04 11:59 am
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Yesterday I built a cat tree taller than me all by myself! This feels like a hell of an accomplishment (and Mirage certainly loves it - I'll try to get a good picture to share later), but wow am I stiff. I probably should have seen that coming, but somehow I wasn't expecting "put this extremely heavy thing together with only one set of hands" to involve quite so much physical exertion.

Then I took the bus to work, requiring two half-mile walks, and spent half the morning hauling large containers of liquid around making solutions for the lab*, which absolutely did not help. Worth it! I'm glad I did it! But owwwwww.

Tonight's to-do list: get some cheese balls as a treat, park myself on the couch, and relax.

*That sounds so much more mad-scientist than it really was. It was "dilute this ethanol to the appropriate percentage" and "dissolve these tablets in water" kind of stuff. I'm the administrative assistant, but it's a small lab and our lab manager is busy, so I pick up some of the "you don't need a degree, you just need common sense and the ability to follow directions" tasks.