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SU 3x16 (Patreon)

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2021-12-07 17:22:41
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SU Season 3 Episode 16 Restaurant Wars 


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SU Season 3 Episode 16 Uncut (1)

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Comments

Anonymous

You're not wrong. Pearl was very much in love with Rose. But you do have to remember that Pearl was with Rose for the longest out of all of the Crystal Gems. She built the Rebellion with Rose. Rose was the one that looked at Pearl, who was just like ANY other Pearl, and told her she could be more, do more. To Pearl, there's no one else in the world who would've done that. Pearl is very much in love with Rose, but she's also extremely devoted to Rose. Pearl has said many times that the other Crystal Gems didn't know Rose the way Pearl did. This may very well be true. Steven and Lapis's relationship is similar in this regard. Lapis has been in the mirror for six thousand years. None of the Crystal Gems thought to even try to free her, even though Rose was able to heal as well. They saw Lapis much the same way that the rest of Gem Society views Pearls--a tool, pretty, but not very important. Lapis has shared her history with STEVEN, not anyone else. It's STEVEN that Lapis is friends with, it's Steven she listens to. However, theirs is a relationship very much built on friendship. Steven doesn't see himself as above Lapis, and Lapis doesn't view herself as below Steven. Also, this episode is HILARIOUS. It's very over the top.

Veritas

Pizza is my choice, no question

Silvered Fox

I loved the bagel bites reference in this. That was a great throwback. Also if you have ever seen Binging with Babish he actually made the fries and bagels in real life!

Stash Jones

Okay, I know this video is from 6 months ago, and you may not see this comment, BUT...I have a Bachelor's in English, and I love simplifying Shakespeare plays to the best of my ability. You're absolutely right in what you remember about R&J, but it's actually much harsher than just two angry families and two lovers sneaking around (and I don't mean harsher just because they both die in the end...along with at least four other people....). Warning: Mentions of violence, death, and un-aliving oneself. The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet (its actual title) is not a love story. It's a play in 5 acts about two feuding families, air-headed volatile teenage love, and fatal miscommunication. Each paragraph below is of each of the 5 acts. I snipped it down as much as I possibly could. The Prince of Verona is sick of the Capulet and Montague feud, so he says whoever is next to throw hands gets executed. Melodramatic and freshly rejected Romeo is persuaded by his friends Benvolio (peacekeeper) and Mercutio (sex joke incarnate) to crash the Capulet party. Tybalt sees Romeo at the party and wants to throw down. Lord C tells him to cool it. Tybalt vows revenge. Meanwhile, R & J meet and kiss as strangers. Balcony scene. Romeo says Juliet is beautiful, and Juliet tries to fight the rose-colored glasses with logic ("Um, hello? FEUD??") but fails miserably when they both agree to get married. Romeo hits up Friar Lawrence with “Hey, I want to marry Juliet.” Friar Lawrence presses X for doubt since Romeo was head over heels for another girl like five minutes ago, but he agrees to marry Romeo and Juliet bc it might end the feud. They get married in secret. Tybalt challenges Romeo to a fight. Mercutio throws hands in Romeo’s place. Romeo interrupts the fight, resulting in Mercutio’s death (but not before Mercutio can curse out both the Capulets and the Montagues and their dumb idiot feud). Romeo kills Tybalt for revenge. The Prince walks in and bans Romeo from Verona. On Friar Lawrence’s advice, Romeo consummates with Juliet and then hightails it out of Verona for now. Lord Capulet tells Juliet that she’s going to marry Paris in three days, and Juliet refuses, but her father threatens to disown her. Juliet decides to hit up Friar Lawrence and threatens to un-alive herself. Friar Lawrence talks Juliet down with a plan: Juliet will drink a potion that will put her in a death-like sleep. The Capulets will put her in the family crypt as a result, and Romeo will be there to whisk her away when she wakes up again. After agreeing to the plan, Juliet goes back to her father and consents to marrying Paris. Lord C is so happy that he moves up the wedding to the next day. Juliet drinks the potion and falls under the death-like sleep. Romeo is notified that Juliet is dead. He takes real poison with him to the Capulet tomb. Romeo and Paris square up in the tomb, and Romeo kills Paris. Romeo mourns Juliet, drinks the poison he BYOP’d, and dies then and there. Juliet wakes up and looks at the death around her, sees Romeo dead, and freaks and mourns. She takes her life with Romeo’s dagger just before the Prince and the Capulets walk in. Everyone sees the death. Lord Montague walks in mentioning that by the way Lady Montague died off screen bc her heart was sad Romeo was banished. Gotta pour some lemon juice on that knife twist. Friar Lawrence appears and explains everything to the Prince, the Capulets, and Lord Montague. Lord Capulet and Lord Montague agree to end the deadly feud. Always rubs me the wrong way when people claim that Romeo and Juliet is "the greatest love story ever told" when...it isn't a love story at all...and, in fact, it's almost an even more dangerous depiction of love than Edward and Bella in Twilight. R&J is a great play--one of my faves--, but everyone seems to forget what the actual message was. :T That said, I'm super happy Restaurant Wars went with a cute surface-level reference that made narrative sense for the situation rather than have me watch Beach City go off the rails. Additionally, this was such a cute episode.