Currently Losing My Mind Thinking About How Badly Maya Wanted To Save Miles In Turnabout Goodbyes.

Currently losing my mind thinking about how badly Maya wanted to save Miles in Turnabout Goodbyes.

How she, despite (mostly) only knowing Miles as the asshole he is in AA1, recognized that he's important to Phoenix and did everything she could to help him without question or complaint.

How she tried as hard as she could to channel Mia and ask for her guidance, and beat herself up endlessly lamented neglecting her training when she struggled to reach her spirit.

How she interrupted the judge's verdict on the first trial day to call Lotta's testimony into question, and got thrown into contempt of court as a result, taking full responsibility for her outburst and insisting Phoenix not be punished for it.

How she enthusiastically pursued any and all leads during the investigation to find the clues that could help Miles be found innocent, even if they seemed meaningless (re: the Gourdy escapade).

How her first instinct upon threatened by a taser-wielding Manfred was not to run, but to JUMP ON HIM and snatch the evidence he was carrying.

How she was the one to make the connection between Phoenix's theory that the DL-6 murderer had been shot, and Grossberg's comment that Manfred had taken a vacation after DL-6, and immediately shared her realization with Phoenix.

How the bullet she stole ended up being the decisive evidence needed to declare Miles not guilty.

How Miles would have been declared guilty on several occasions if not for many of these actions.

How even despite all this she STILL claimed she was basically useless and resolved to return to her village for training so she doesn't have to feel like a burden to Phoenix.

All for a man who once tried to have both her AND her best friend found guilty of murder.

Maya Fey is the MVP of Turnabout Goodbyes and I WILL NOT STAND FOR ANYONE SAYING SHE ISN'T I love her so fucking much

realized a lot of people probably think sherlock holmes is some logical, melancholy, serious guy. like no he's not, he shook hands with a baby and once let a criminal go because it was christmas time

CHRISTMAS EVE, 1890 - a bit of a short one, this is the first of a 3-part interlude leading into THE BLUE CARBUNCLE! It's been about a month and a half since the events of THE DYING DETECTIVE.

Ed is previously mentioned here, forgive me for going fully off canon and inventing a new character, but I had a Vision

HOLY SHIT

carving

I feel like this is why he may be rude to clients Especially those who lie and don't let Holmes properly help them He isn't unfeeling he is just used to these types of situations and doesn't understand why clients are so distraut bc he sees these things daily I love this quote thank you op

 Without having a tinge of cruelty in his singular composition, he was undoubtedly callous from long over-stimulation. 

Wondering if Watson here is referring to Holmes' long drug addiction or him having a trauma response related to his work. And if Watson has considered that people may feel things without necessarily expressing them. Anyhow, this portrayal of Sherlock Holmes dealing with emotional numbness makes for a refreshing and rather sympathetic change from Watson's earlier descriptions of him just being too logical for emotions

putting a pause on podtober the homework is ludicrous I MADE REF SHEETS THOUGH FINALLY!!!!

in my mind sherlock will always be blue and watson will be green thank you💙🟢

I ENJOY GOOGLY EYES SO THEY ARE ON HIS EAR DEFENDERS

watsons sandals are for SPECIAL OCCASIONS (he just can't find his shoes)