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Only applies to the works made this, not the one causing it.
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* HeartwarmingInHindsight: Peridot and Lapis watching the sun rise. Recall Peridot's hypothetical scenario back in "Barn Mates" when she wanted to start a conversation with Lapis:
-->'''Peridot''': And then I'll say, "Hey, as one refugee to another, it isn't so bad that we can't go back to Homeworld, am I right? Why don't we watch the sun come up and figure out what we're going to do with all this time, eh Lazuli?"
-->'''Peridot''': And then I'll say, "Hey, as one refugee to another, it isn't so bad that we can't go back to Homeworld, am I right? Why don't we watch the sun come up and figure out what we're going to do with all this time, eh Lazuli?"
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Now Trivia requiring official word it was made in response to complaints.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow:
** After viewers criticized Steven and the Gems for not saving the Rubies several episodes earlier despite promising to pick them up, this episode shows the consequences of their inaction.
** Some fans took issue with "Barn Mates" not showing any empathy for Lapis' position in Steven forcing her former captor on her and refusing to respect her right to refuse it. Here, she gets proven right and is able to be completely giddy over it.
** After viewers criticized Steven and the Gems for not saving the Rubies several episodes earlier despite promising to pick them up, this episode shows the consequences of their inaction.
** Some fans took issue with "Barn Mates" not showing any empathy for Lapis' position in Steven forcing her former captor on her and refusing to respect her right to refuse it. Here, she gets proven right and is able to be completely giddy over it.
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Tastes Like Diabetes is no longer a trope. Moving examples to other tropes when applicable.
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* TastesLikeDiabetes: Probably intentional, since it turns out to be a front, but Navy is just ''way'' too happy about everything before revealing her true intentions.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Peridot says that she doesn't use a cool name she came out for the barn, because Lapis doesn't like it. In ''Raising the Barn'', it appears that she's been holding much to herself in order to avoid upsetting her barnmate, to the point of suppressing her own needs.
--> This is our... Gem Cave. Lapis hates it when I call it that. So I don't.
--> This is our... Gem Cave. Lapis hates it when I call it that. So I don't.
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* FridgeBrilliance: The button that creates a shield around the pilot but not around anyone else, along with opening the rear hatch. Every Ruby thus seen on screen (save for the one in Garnet) is a BloodKnight to one degree or another, and the Gems don't need air to survive. This might have been a way to ensure that either a) the pilot didn't get out and try to beat up the enemy alongside her sisters, b) the pilot stayed in place in case of space deployments (invading hostile space stations), or c) ensuring that the pilot stayed in place to guide the ship, even in rough maneuvers (the Rubies themselves lampshaded their expendability earlier, so having someone able to bring back a valuable spaceship even if the other gem's didn't come back might be valuable).
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* FridgeBrilliance: The button that creates a shield around the pilot but not around anyone else, along with opening the rear hatch. Every Ruby thus seen on screen (save for the one in Garnet) is a BloodKnight to one degree or another, and the Gems don't need air to survive. This might have been a way to ensure that either a) the pilot didn't get out and try to beat up the enemy alongside her sisters, b) the pilot stayed in place in case of space deployments (invading hostile space stations), or c) ensuring that the pilot stayed in place to guide the ship, even in rough maneuvers (the Rubies themselves lampshaded their expendability earlier, so having someone able to bring back a valuable spaceship even if the other gem's gems didn't come back might be valuable).
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* TastesLikeDiabetes: Probably intentional, since turns out to be a front, but Navy is just ''way'' too happy about everything before revealing her true intentions.
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* TastesLikeDiabetes: Probably intentional, since it turns out to be a front, but Navy is just ''way'' too happy about everything before revealing her true intentions.
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* MemeticMutation: Navy's [[http://68.media.tumblr.com/a080c15df46a8cf5c32bdff9b5d3f66c/tumblr_ommklrea3y1tk8ivso1_500.png face when she]] crosses the MoralEventHorizon instantly became this.
* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]].
* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]].
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* MemeticMutation: Navy's [[http://68.media.tumblr.com/a080c15df46a8cf5c32bdff9b5d3f66c/tumblr_ommklrea3y1tk8ivso1_500.png face when she]] crosses the MoralEventHorizon betrays Steven instantly became this.
* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]].this.
* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]].
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Navy. We're supposed to see her as a monster for betraying and exploiting Steven's trust, as well as throwing him, Lapis, and Peridot off the Ruby ship, but considering the Crystal Gems have tricked her and her crew ''three times'' even though she never tried to hurt anyone and blasted them into ''space'', Navy's actions, while still needlessly cruel, can be seen as understandable.
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* BrokenBase: The fact that it was so obvious to some that Navy wouldn't reform. Some didn't mind this whole others thought that it made the episode more tedious to sit through (especially since they still try to play the reveal as a "Twist" despite how blatantly it's telegraphed).
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* FridgeBrilliance: The button that creates a shield around the pilot but not around anyone else, along with opening the rear hatch. Every Ruby thus seen on screen (save for the one in Garnet) is a BloodKnight to one degree or another, and the Gems don't need air to survive. This might have been a way to ensure that either a) the pilot didn't get out and try to beat up the enemy alongside her sisters, b) the pilot stayed in place in case of space deployments (invading hostile space stations), or c) ensuring that the pilot stayed in place to guide the ship, even in rough maneuvers (the Rubies themselves lampshaded their expendability earlier, so having someone able to bring back a valuable spaceship even if the other gem's didn't come back might be valuable).
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* BrokenBase: The fact that it was so obvious to some that Navy wouldn't reform. Some didn't mind this whole others thought that it made the episode more tedious to sit through (especially since they still try to play the reveal as a "Twist" despite how blatantly it's telegraphed).
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** Some fans took issue with "Barn Mates" not showing any empathy for Lapis's position in Steven forcing her former captor on her and refusing to respect her right to refuse it. Here, she gets proven right and is able to be completely giddy over it.
* DesignatedVillain: Yes, Navy does take glee in tricking Steven and company, but given that she and her squadmates were ThrownOutTheAirlock, her actions are somewhat understandable.
* DesignatedVillain: Yes, Navy does take glee in tricking Steven and company, but given that she and her squadmates were ThrownOutTheAirlock, her actions are somewhat understandable.
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** Some fans took issue with "Barn Mates" not showing any empathy for Lapis's Lapis' position in Steven forcing her former captor on her and refusing to respect her right to refuse it. Here, she gets proven right and is able to be completely giddy over it.
* DesignatedVillain: Yes, Navy does take glee in tricking Steven and company, but given that she and her squadmates were ThrownOutTheAirlock, her actions are somewhat understandable.it.
* DesignatedVillain: Yes, Navy does take glee in tricking Steven and company, but given that she and her squadmates were ThrownOutTheAirlock, her actions are somewhat understandable.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]]. [[SubvertedTrope However]], from Navy's point of view, the Crystal Gems did cross it ''first'' by [[MoralMyopia repeatedly lying to her and her crew and throwing them out into space with absolutely no intention of rescuing them]].
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* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]]. [[SubvertedTrope However]], from Navy's point of view, the Crystal Gems did cross it ''first'' by [[MoralMyopia repeatedly lying to her and her crew and throwing them out into space with absolutely no intention of rescuing them]].
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* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]].[[SubvertedTrope However]], from Navy's point of view, the Crystal Gems did cross it ''first'' by [[MoralMyopia repeatedly lying to her and her crew and throwing them out into space with absolutely no intention of rescuing them]].
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* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]]. [[SubvertedTrope However]], from Navy's point of view, the Crystal Gems did cross it ''first'' by [[MoralMyopia repeatedly lying to her and her crew and throwing them out into space with absolutely no intention of rescuing them]].
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When C Gs crossed it, it's no wonder Navy wouldn't let herself be fooled again.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]].
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* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]].[[SubvertedTrope However]], from Navy's point of view, the Crystal Gems did cross it ''first'' by [[MoralMyopia repeatedly lying to her and her crew and throwing them out into space with absolutely no intention of rescuing them]].
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* TastesLikeDiabetes: Probably intentional, since turns out to be a front, but Navy is just ''way' too happy about everything before revealing her true intentions.
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* TastesLikeDiabetes: Probably intentional, since turns out to be a front, but Navy is just ''way' ''way'' too happy about everything before revealing her true intentions.
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* TastesLikeDiabetes: Probably intentional, since turns out to be a front, but Navy is just ''way' too happy about everything before revealing her true intentions.
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* ItsTheSameNowItSucks: Part of why some fans were disappointed with the episode is that Navy outright refusing to be redeemed and only pretending to do so just to steal back her squad's ship felt like a rehash of what had already happened with her fellow squad mate, Eyeball.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]]. [[SubvertedTrope However]], from Navy's point of view, the Crystal Gems did cross it ''first'' by [[MoralMyopia repeatedly lying to her and her crew and throwing them out into space with absolutely no intention of rescuing them]].
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* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]]. [[SubvertedTrope However]], from Navy's point of view, the Crystal Gems did cross it ''first'' by [[MoralMyopia repeatedly lying to her and her crew and throwing them out into space with absolutely no intention of rescuing them]].
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Some fans felt as though the episode would've been better if Navy was a victim of ReformedButRejected (which would've been a first for this show), instead of having her just playing everyone so she could steal back her squad's ship.
* TheUntwist: As mentioned above, some instantly figured that Navy wouldn't be reformed by the end of the episode. Whether or not you didn't mind this or thought that the episode became more tedious as a result [[BrokenBase varies from viewer to viewer]].
* TheUntwist: As mentioned above, some instantly figured that Navy wouldn't be reformed by the end of the episode. Whether or not you didn't mind this or thought that the episode became more tedious as a result [[BrokenBase varies from viewer to viewer]].
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* ItsTheSameSoItSucks: Part of why some fans were disappointed with the episode is that Navy outright refusing to be redeemed and only pretending to do so just to steal back her squad's ship felt like a rehash of what had already happened with her fellow squad mate, Eyeball.
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* ItsTheSameSoItSucks: ItsTheSameNowItSucks: Part of why some fans were disappointed with the episode is that Navy outright refusing to be redeemed and only pretending to do so just to steal back her squad's ship felt like a rehash of what had already happened with her fellow squad mate, Eyeball.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]].
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* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]]. [[SubvertedTrope However]], from Navy's point of view, the Crystal Gems did cross it ''first'' by [[MoralMyopia repeatedly lying to her and her crew and throwing them out into space with absolutely no intention of rescuing them]].
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* TheUntwist: As mentioned above, some instantly figured that Navy wouldn't be reformed by the end of the episode. Whether or not you didn't mind this or thought that the episode became more tedious as a result [[BrokenBase varies from viewer to viewer]].
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Some fans felt as though the episode would've been better if Navy was a victim of ReformedButRejected (which would've been a first for this show), instead of having her just playing everyone so she could steal back her squad's ship.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]]. From Navy's point of view, the Crystal Gems crossed it first by repeatedly lying to her and her platoon, and then leaving them to float out in space, possibly forever.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Navy crosses it by betraying Steven and throwing him, Lapis, Peridot and Pumpkin off the ship [[ItAmusedMe out of amusement]]. From Navy's point of view, the Crystal Gems crossed it first by repeatedly lying to her and her platoon, and then leaving them to float out in space, possibly forever.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: * Some fans felt as though "Room for Ruby" would've been better if Navy was a victim of ReformedButRejected (which would've been a first for this show), instead of having her just playing everyone so she could steal back her squad's ship.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Some felt as though the episode would've been better if Navy was ReformedButRejected (which would've been a first for this show), instead of having her outright refuse to be redeemed in order steal back her squad's ship.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: * Some fans felt as though the episode "Room for Ruby" would've been better if Navy was a victim of ReformedButRejected (which would've been a first for this show), instead of having her outright refuse to be redeemed in order just playing everyone so she could steal back her squad's ship.
