It can be two things.
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Pearl had already been part of the rebellion for hundreds of years before Pink Diamond was shattered - the events seen in "The Answer" happened while Pink was still alive.
That seems in-character for Bird Mom.
She's got pink hair. And a pink diamond on her spacesuit.
…Are you doing a bit, or have you confused the Cardassians with Lando Calrissian?
The gems have a flawless method of taking prisoners that, unlike taking prisoners for humans, is actually easier than shattering. It is ethically consistent to see using lethal force as harder to justify if nonlethal force is as effective and easier.
So, goodbye and good riddance to "Lion is Pink Diamond/Pink Pearl" theories.
I think there's a ruby in there. She's got a generally red color scheme, and a puffy afro that reminds me of cotton candy Garnet.
I explicitly compared it to that in another site, which inadvertently resulted in me having to compare Bruce Wayne to the Kardashians. It's an exciting life I lead.
Bismuth said Rose's sword can't shatter gems.
These men are cowards, rubi.
But then with Pink dead they would no longer be able to form her, so why should she remain part of the emblem?
People are shipping Padparadscha and Leggy and drawing what they would look like as Garnet and she is precious.
And yellow, ever the snotty secretary, was the Steno.
(Psst— a red sapphire is a ruby. Padparadscha is pink, orange, or salmon.)
That's peculiar. I'm rewatching it on the west coast feed now.
Sweet.
Oh, it occurs to me that we have a possible hint at where Emeralds fit in.
Also, how great a pun is Zircon referring to Rose as a "shallow strata-gem?"