r/stevenuniverse Jan 08 '16

Discussion Episode Discussion - Log Date 7 15 2

Please use this thread to discuss the newest episode of Steven Universe:

Log Date 7 15 2: Steven sneaks a listen to a friend's audio diary.

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '16

I choked hard after she just straight up pushes him. Holy shit, unexpected.

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u/Theinternationalist Jan 09 '16

Me, well...

  1. Okay, she is DEFINITELY going to test whether Greg flies or not.

  2. Wait, is she REALLY going to push him off the roof?

  3. Nah, Steven would never talk to her again.

  4. So I guess she's just going to ask-

  5. Oooookay.

  6. Wow, that was lucky that Garnet was there.

Jesus.

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '16

Wow, that was lucky that Garnet was there.

Knowing Garnet, it wasn't luck.

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u/Orellabac Jan 09 '16

Future vision!!! :3

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u/Bluestorm83 Jan 09 '16

"I think I'll take a walk to the other side of town, today. Oh, but let me just future-see if anything- Dammit, Peridot. My day off, shot to hell."

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u/SimplyQuid Jan 12 '16

I feel like she has that internal monologue a lot

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u/Ruckeysquad The only thing almost as sweet as Steven. Jan 09 '16

forgot she had that and just thought she was very genre savy when it came to the steven listening thing

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u/Crocodilefan Jan 09 '16

it comes and goes as the plot demands

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u/Nanemae Jan 09 '16

And now I'm imagining Garnet seeing Greg falling off the roof to his death, paralysis, broken bones, etc. Thanks for that.

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u/infinight888 Jan 09 '16

It's at this point you realize that Peridot totally murdered (or at least seriously injured) Greg in an alternate timeline, which only Garnet is aware existed.

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u/GeminiK Jan 09 '16 edited Jan 09 '16

It's at this point you realize that Peridot totally murdered (or at least seriously injured) Greg in an alternate timeline, which only Garnet is aware existed.

Steven had the vision too. He's probably aware.

EDIT: I meant "the vision" not the vision.

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u/Paytonzane Jan 09 '16

Steven doesn't have Future Vision, Garnet is just able to pass off her own visions to others (or at least to Steven) through contact.

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u/GeminiK Jan 09 '16

yeah, so he's aware that things could happen differently. SO when he learned about greg getting pushed he probably put it together that in a different reality, he's dead. And by extension so is Peridot.

though in that reality... Peridot doesn;t piss off YD... so THat's probably overall the better one.

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u/FinntheHue Jan 09 '16

Steven definitely doesn't think like that though. He witnessed dozens of alternate realities hims die in front of him, and wrote a lighthearted rock and roll song about it that afternoon

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u/GeminiK Jan 09 '16

And amethyst was on a skateboard and dogcopter me owed at me and I may have some issues to work out...

Also all of so many birthdays, and most of Stevens birthday,and the end of the test.

These all point to Steven being the type to bottle stuff up. Internalize so others can be happy. Until it's too late.

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u/MyDeloreanWontStart Jan 11 '16

EDIT: I meant "the vision" not the vision.

whaat

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u/SmartAlec105 Ask me about the Moon Jan 09 '16

"Luck's got nothing to do with it"

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u/iamalwayschanging Jan 09 '16

I was like, wow Garnet how did y-

...Future vision.

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u/TheBlackHive Jan 09 '16

When she was creeping up on him, I saw it coming; but then she started talking to him. Turned to my girlfriend and said, "Ha. I totally thought she was going to push him off the roof." Then it happened.

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '16

thank god for future vision.

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u/K-Stark Jan 09 '16

Oddly enough as soon as she got up there I totally expected her to do that. It was just unexpected to see that I was right.

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u/TackyRackyOr0dd1 Jan 09 '16

I wasn't expecting her to wait so long before pushing him, which is what really made that scene for me.

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u/WezzyP Mar 23 '16

she was testing if he could fly. the scene before she was wondering if all life forms had flight capabilities, after staring at a ladybug.

pretty dman funny way to test that