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- ♪ We ♪
- ♪ Are the Crystal ♪
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- ♪ Gems ♪
- ♪ we'll always save the day ♪
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♪ and if you think we can't ♪
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♪ we'll always find a way ♪
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- ♪ that's why the people ♪
- ♪ of this world ♪
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- ♪ believe in... ♪
- ♪ Garnet ♪
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- ♪ Amethyst ♪
- ♪ and Pearl ♪
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♪ And Steven! ♪
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Did you see that?
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Wapoosh!
Just wapoosh!
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That's great, Amethyst.
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- You're getting so fast.
- No! This is worse!
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This morning, it was like wsshh!
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Just wsshh! Superfast,
like wsshh, wsshh!
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Uh-huh.
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I think this is why
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a day off would be good for you.
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You should take a break
from obsessing over Jasper.
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Ugh, are you sure
we have to do this now?
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Yes!
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Visiting Peridot and Lapis
will be so much fun!
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Yeah, 'cause when I think
"fun," I think Lapis.
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I wonder what they're up to.
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Maybe they
drove each other crazy
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and burnt the barn down.
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Whoa.
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They sure did something
to the barn.
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But, Paulette, I need you.
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Oh, get over it, Percy.
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Go make another
friendship bracelet.
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Seriously.
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Lapis, Peridot, hi!
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Steven!
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It's so good to see you again!
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You, too, Lapis.
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Amethyst!
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Something looks
different about you.
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Like what?
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Have you grown taller
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since the last time I saw you?
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Nope, still short.
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You're welcome.
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For the joke.
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Wow. You guys
are looking good.
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And I love what you did
to the barn.
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Aw, I know.
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But wait, wait!
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You guys have to see the inside!
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Lapis, fly us in!
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No.
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Welcome to our home
away from Homeworld.
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Whoa!
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You made the wall an aquarium!
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Eww!
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You did all this stuff
on purpose?
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Like, you didn't just
knock over a bunch
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of paint cans and go,
"Enh, just leave it"?
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Oh, no. This was all
very intentional.
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You see, I had this idea:
"What if we made music,
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but, instead of sounds,
we used things?"
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That's dumb.
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Guys, that's art!
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Art?
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That sounds ridiculous!
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I've been calling it meep morp.
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Let us show you our morps.
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This piece is called
Wow, Thanks.
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It represents the struggles
of intercommunication.
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The tape is the ribbon
that binds
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our experience
on Earth together.
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It has no functional purpose.
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It just makes me feel bad.
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Here's my meep morp.
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This is a baseball bat.
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It reminds me of when
I played baseball.
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This is the leaf Steven gave me.
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It reminds me of the time
Steven... gave me a leaf.
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Hey, yeah, it reminds me
of that, too!
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I just feel trapped.
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I just feel trapped.
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Is this one about
the thousands of years
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you spent trapped in a mirror?
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No.
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I just really like that show.
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Oh, Amethyst,
you'll love this one.
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Check it out.
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They're toilets?
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Right!
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What will I think of next?!
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This represents the time
I spent imprisoned
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in your bathroom, Steven.
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I call it Occupied.
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It's a collaborative piece.
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- It's... amazing.
- I don't get it.
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What's there to get?
It's water!
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Shooting out of toilets!
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I can see that at home.
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All right. I see
you're not impressed.
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But this... hold on.
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This... this is what we've
all been waiting for.
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With the power
of my metal abilities,
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I will impress the shirts
right off of you!
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Ta-da!
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It's a one-Gem metal band.
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One, a-two, a-three, and...
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Welp, that's as far
as I've practiced that.
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Why don't you try
one thing at a time?
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Because we have guests, Lapis,
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guests who must be impressed!
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Hmm.
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We can try it together.
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Yeah.
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Isn't this great?
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No.
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Look at all this cool
stuff they're doing.
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This is all nothing!
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They've been out here
playing with garbage.
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But you love playing
with garbage.
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Not anymore.
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Who has time for any that
when Jasper is out there?!
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Ah, Amethyst, I, uh,
try not to use the J-word
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so loosely around here.
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I'm gonna go do something useful.
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Wow, Amethyst doesn't seem
to understand morps at all!
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No... it's something else:
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Amethyst found out
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she's supposed to be
just like Jasper.
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Meh?
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Jasper took her down
in a fight and, now,
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she's obsessed with
getting a rematch,
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to prove she's good enough.
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Hmm.
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Amethyst, Ams, Big A.
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You are way better than Jasper.
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What?
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Oh.
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What did you tell her?
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I, uh...
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What are you even doing,
comparing yourself to her?
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Oh, Amethyst, that's ridiculous.
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I should call you
Ridiculousthyst.
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Hah! Yah!
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I mean, seriously,
Amethyst and Jasper
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are two completely
different Quartzes.
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Sure, you're both from Earth,
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but your Kindergartens
are radically different.
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What?
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Hold...
Hold on. What?!
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We're both from Earth?
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Well, sure.
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Amethyst, you're from
the Prime Kindergarten,
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in Facet 5.
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She's from the Beta
Kindergarten, in Facet 9.
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Have you seen that place?
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No!
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Oh. Well, maybe you should,
so you could see
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how the other half was made.
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Poorly!
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No, seriously.
Let's go.
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You'll get a kick out of this.
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That's your problem, Paulette.
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You let yourself
become the kayak race.
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Cold.
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Um, just one second.
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I want to check and make
sure Lapis is okay.
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Hey, Lapis!
Are you okay-y-y?!
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Yeah!
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- Are you sure?
- Yeah!
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- I'm leavin', but I'll be back!
- Okay!
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- Do you need anything?!
- No!
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- What season is that?!
- 3!
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- Peridot, let's go.
- Okay, yeah. Business time.
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You know what to do with this!
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Here we are, Jasper's origin:
the Beta Kindergarten.
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Am I underwhelmed?
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It's pretty bright out here.
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It's red.
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No kidding.
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Red sandstone! Ha!
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This is what I'm talking about.
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We're lucky this place
hasn't blown away.
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Beta, am I right?
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That's a math joke, right?
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Come on.
It get's worse.
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I mean, this place
has got the right
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growing conditions, in a pinch,
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I guess, but it's too small!
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It was obviously
a total rush job.
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A rush job?
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Halfway through the rebellion,
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Homeworld scrambled to generate
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extra soldiers on the ground.
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Look at this: the holes
don't even line up!
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It's like they just
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threw injectors down wherever.
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Oh, and that one?
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This Carnelian
came out sideways.
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How could she not?
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The walls are curved!
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What a joke.
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Man, I-I had no idea.
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I tell you, it really
makes you appreciate
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the Prime Kindergarten,
Amethyst.
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Your Kindergarten
was so thought-through.
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Sure, you might've spent
extra time in the ground,
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but everything else
is stacked in your favor:
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great location, great holes,
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even spacing, consistent depth.
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A real Kindergartener
gets it right.
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What happened to this injector?
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What you want to see is
a vertical alignment;
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no angle in the exit;
a clean, strong silhouette.
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None of these holes come close!
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What about that one?
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Jasper.
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This is Jasper's hole?
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It's huge!
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Oh, come on.
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We already know she's tall.
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Let's take a closer look.
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A Kindergartener
can tell a lot...
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Anh! about a Gem's
makeup and...
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Uh! flaws
by their exit marks.
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Steven.
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Oh.
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Ah!
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Oof!
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Thanks.
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Agh!
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You see, the problem here...
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Wait.
Oh, wait. Oh.
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No, um...
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Now this part...
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Hmm.
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There's this thing where,
if you count the steps
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to the back, I can...
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What is it?
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She's even got
frictional rock melt.
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It's glass all the way
to the back.
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Actually, I, uh...
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I've never seen
an exit hole this perfect.
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Ugh.
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So it is true.
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Amethyst, that doesn't matter.
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Who you are isn't
about where you came from;
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it's who you want to be!
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It's what you've
worked hard for.
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It's what you care about.
That's what really matters.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, you're right!
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Yeah!
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It's about who I wanna be.
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Yeah!
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And I wanna be the Gem that
beats Jasper into the dirt!
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- Yeah!
- Huh?
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Wait, no!
Don't fight her!
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Are you not seeing this?
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She's the ultimate Quartz!
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I'm doin' it, yeah,
and not just for me,
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for all the weird holes out here,
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like this guy, and skinny up there,
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- and... and... and this mess!
- Amethyst, that's...
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Yeah, ha!
I bet she was great.
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No.
No, no, no, hold on.
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Something's really wrong here.
These marks are new.
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This hole's been dug out, recently.
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Maybe it was a prairie dog?
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- A... really big one?
- Hmm.
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- There's more!
- Whoa.
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These aren't exit holes anymore.
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Then what are they?
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Steven!
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Corrupted Gems, in cages?
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Why?!
Who would do this?!
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That's who.
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Jasper.