And it didn't phase Steven at all.

There's no reason to think Garnet wouldn't conclude that Steven would eventually be curious about Peridot's logs and listen to them on his own. He could have done so from any number of situations. It doesn't mean Garnet was able to see Peridot's specific betrayal. The thing about seeing "potential" futures- it…

Alright, it' time for Greg to take Peridot to a strip club.

Although there was that one weird "Make Purple Man a Hero" episode, nah. Peri would recognize Killgrave is too unstable.

She and Castiel from Supernatural can have Netflix Marathons for weeks!

In America it is usually Red Vs. Blue.
Over there is is Green Vs. Yellow?

Working hard is good. But feeling good is also important. :D

Well, we know Blue Diamond was on Earth during the war.

She's petty and spiteful and a lowly Peridot just told her off, suggested she'd lost objectivity, called her a Clod and then hung up on her. Examples must be made. There's no way she should be taking that lying down. And in front of a Pearl as well. Be assured, retribution is coming.

Although Blue Diamond is also shown to be of similar size to Yellow Diamond. She towers over all and her Pearl looked like a doll.

chronic c-3po droids.

"In a reverse of what we might have considered the Peridemption, Yellow
Diamond tells Peridot that she has one chance to redeem herself: let the
Cluster grow until it emerges—and destroy herself along with it."

I think Steven's base form age is more tied to psychological maturation. The strain and stress and worry caused him to revert and hide in an infantile state where it was safer and simpler and the only way to express something was to cry alot. But by the end he not only returns to his regular form but the…

Actually there is a bit a demonstrative individuality in Ruby this episode. Having 3 of them around alowed us to compare. The first two which eventually got destroyed were shown to be rash and bragged about taking on the rebels each themselves and then started in-fighting, while our Ruby hung back and rather than…

Blue Diamond's Pearl has her gem in a different spot than our Pearl.

Reminds me of the Strauss siblings from the Fairy Tail anime with their Soul Takeover magic that allows them to transform into any animal/beast/demon they defeat and truly know. Of course, Mirajane can only use Demon Soul Takeover because of the Demon Particles that absorbed into her body as a child.

It's curiously interesting that the opening premise of the episode is something no child should have a personal experience like to relate to. I mean, yes there's the general experience of loss for a loved one, but what kid is going to watch the episode and personally relate to a grieving widow.

I always wondered if that was a real species or a crossbreed like Ligers and Tigons.

So your projecting your own feelings to reshape the facts of what actually was shown. Okay. That's your business.

There. See. You are misreading it too. Neddy was NEVER locked away. The sign was to keep other people away. Neddy freaks out at everyone. Even the butterfly Bonnie showed him when they were little. As we saw in the episode, Neddy had no problem leaving of his own will. This is such a dumb accusation saying…