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** This also serves as an extra psychological hit to Pink to get her to not see Pearl as anything but a servant or thing, since as everyone knows, you get far more attached to something you customize.
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** While Pearl seems to buck this trend by getting both ''Disobedient'' (rebelling against Homeworld's caste) and ''Independent Together'' (becoming her own gem despite her loyalty towards others), in actuality the former was ''never'' one of her pieces because she ''never actually rebelled against Homeworld'', rather following Pink and thus was being "obedient" to her cause. What truly caused her to change and grow was having to figure out her raison d'etre with Rose gone, which fits the trend.
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* As bad as Pink Diamond abandoning Spinel is, it's entirely understandable — she did this before getting her colony, which means entirely before her character development kicked in. To Pink Diamond when she left her behind, Spinel was a toy she'd grown tired of and put on the shelf — that's how the Diamonds treated ALL Gems, useful until they aren't, and to be abandoned when that happens. And, of course, once she DID start seeing all Gems and all life as precious and unique, Pink had no opportunity to rectify her mistake, as she had much bigger things to deal with — SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome, and dealing with the rebellion and the fate of the Earth and the Crystal Gems was far more pressing than returning to a single Gem she'd left behind before, assuming she even could potentially slip away and return for her. Then the Galaxy Warp is destroyed and she's trapped on Earth, unable to do anything about Spinel even if she wanted to. Spinel was, effectively, doomed from the start.
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* As bad as Pink Diamond abandoning Spinel is, it's entirely understandable — she did this before getting her colony, which means entirely before her character development kicked in. To Pink Diamond when she left her behind, Spinel was a toy she'd grown tired of and put on the shelf — that's how the Diamonds treated ALL Gems, useful until they aren't, and to be abandoned when that happens. And, of course, once she DID start seeing all Gems and all life as precious and unique, Pink had no opportunity to rectify her mistake, as she had much bigger things to deal with — SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome, and dealing with the rebellion and the fate of the Earth and the Crystal Gems was far more pressing than returning to a single Gem she'd left behind before, assuming she even could potentially slip away and return for her. Then the Galaxy Warp is destroyed and she's trapped on Earth, unable to do anything about Spinel even if she wanted to. Spinel was, effectively, doomed from the start.
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*** Fridge Brilliance sets back in when you realize that's ''exactly'' what Pink did to her by abandoning her, ''[[JustforPun she ripped her heart out]]''.
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*** Fridge Brilliance sets back in when you realize that's ''exactly'' what Pink did to her by abandoning her, ''[[JustforPun she ''she ripped her heart out]]''.out''.
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** A blink-and-you-miss-it scene, when Steven's message of peace is being broadcast, there is one shot amongst ruined pillars. One of those pillars is Spinel's leg! We actually see Spinel receiving Steven's message of peace in the upbeat prologue.
