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ALL POSTSWHAT THE DEAL WITH THIS FLOWER?!
<p>So there was a website called TheGeekairy and they were the one who revealed the Fifth StevenBomb and they post this picture
</p><p>http://thegeekiary.com/steven-universe-returns/40358
</p><p>So Why every YouTubers put this picture on their thumbnail? What if this picture was from Gem Glow! I want a confirmation whether this picture is BRAND NEW OR NOT?!
</p><p>GIVE ME ANSWER! NOW!
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<p>Oceangem6 wrote:
i think that hollyhocks are related to pink diamond (that would explain why her palanquin is covered with it)
</p><p>(sorry for my bad english)
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<p>That makes sense, since Jasper belonged to Pink Diamond. </p>
<p>That makes sense, since Jasper belonged to Pink Diamond. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Iudexkoo wrote:
It's some kind of mallow. It could either be hibiscus, hollyhock, or another pink mallow (Malvaceae) tbh. Guess who wears a mallow in one of the posters :> <figure class="article-thumb tleft show-info-icon" style="width: 180px">
<figcaption> </figcaption></figure><figure class="article-thumb tright show-info-icon" style="width: 152px">
<figcaption> </figcaption></figure><p>Hollyhocks represent ambition, fertility, rebirth, and healing. Hibiscuses represents beauty, unity, and peace.
</p><p>Make of that what you will. But it's still just speculation.
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<p>Did anyvone noitce that Connie got a new sword and that Jasper's face look like that she was forced to join the CG and her redeemption was forced </p>
It's some kind of mallow. It could either be hibiscus, hollyhock, or another pink mallow (Malvaceae) tbh. Guess who wears a mallow in one of the posters :> <figure class="article-thumb tleft show-info-icon" style="width: 180px">
<figcaption> </figcaption></figure><figure class="article-thumb tright show-info-icon" style="width: 152px">
<figcaption> </figcaption></figure><p>Hollyhocks represent ambition, fertility, rebirth, and healing. Hibiscuses represents beauty, unity, and peace.
</p><p>Make of that what you will. But it's still just speculation.
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</i></div><p>Did anyvone noitce that Connie got a new sword and that Jasper's face look like that she was forced to join the CG and her redeemption was forced </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>JayTheRipper2 wrote:
<div class="quote">Iudexkoo wrote:
It's some kind of mallow. It could either be hibiscus, hollyhock, or another pink mallow (Malvaceae) tbh. Guess who wears a mallow in one of the posters :> <figure class="article-thumb tleft show-info-icon" style="width: 180px"> <figcaption> </figcaption></figure><figure class="article-thumb tright show-info-icon" style="width: 152px"> <figcaption> </figcaption></figure><p>Hollyhocks represent ambition, fertility, rebirth, and healing. Hibiscuses represents beauty, unity, and peace.
</p><p>Make of that what you will. But it's still just speculation.
</p>
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Did anyvone noitce that Connie got a new sword and that Jasper's face look like that she was forced to join the CG and her redeemption was forced </div> <p>if her redemption was forced, then that wouldn't be a real redemption. she doesn't look sad, she's actually kinda relaxed </p>
<div class="quote">Iudexkoo wrote:
It's some kind of mallow. It could either be hibiscus, hollyhock, or another pink mallow (Malvaceae) tbh. Guess who wears a mallow in one of the posters :> <figure class="article-thumb tleft show-info-icon" style="width: 180px">
<figcaption> </figcaption></figure><figure class="article-thumb tright show-info-icon" style="width: 152px"> <figcaption> </figcaption></figure><p>Hollyhocks represent ambition, fertility, rebirth, and healing. Hibiscuses represents beauty, unity, and peace.
</p><p>Make of that what you will. But it's still just speculation.
</p>
</i></div>Did anyvone noitce that Connie got a new sword and that Jasper's face look like that she was forced to join the CG and her redeemption was forced </div> <p>if her redemption was forced, then that wouldn't be a real redemption. she doesn't look sad, she's actually kinda relaxed </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Oceangem6 wrote:
i think that hollyhocks are related to pink diamond (that would explain why her palanquin is covered with it) <p>(sorry for my bad english) </p> </i></div>
<p>INDIAN QUEEN CONFIRMED! Sorry for the caps, but I call Blue Diamond the Indian Queen. Anyway, I read somewhere that blue diamond was going to appear directly but It didn't say why she would appear. Maybe to recollect memories or trying to find something in the old palanquin. This must be why Blue Diamond will come. </p>
i think that hollyhocks are related to pink diamond (that would explain why her palanquin is covered with it) <p>(sorry for my bad english) </p> </i></div>
<p>INDIAN QUEEN CONFIRMED! Sorry for the caps, but I call Blue Diamond the Indian Queen. Anyway, I read somewhere that blue diamond was going to appear directly but It didn't say why she would appear. Maybe to recollect memories or trying to find something in the old palanquin. This must be why Blue Diamond will come. </p>
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<p>Note that it wasn't confirmed to be a hollyhock by anyone, everyone just kinda assumed. It could literally be any pink mallow.
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(Edited by Iudexkoo)
Good point Ludexkoo. But it could have something to do with a gem thing/structure
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<p>It's from Steven's Dream. The image is from the episode Steven's dream. They are literally just pretty flowers that surround Pink Diamond's Palanquin. That's it. Her Palanquin also has the same five-pedal flower shapes making up the design of it's walls. So obviously the same looking flowers coloured in pink growing around it is just some nice symbolism. Seriously. It's obvious that Jasper is either wearing the same type of flower in the poster because 1. It represents her original diamond, or 2. The creators just used that same flower design because why not. There's really not much to this. It doesn't even matter what type of flowers they are. It's a cartoon show with basic details, I don't think we're supposed to even tell that well, especially since whatever types of flowers they are changes nothing. So there are your answers. The flowers grew around the palanquin, that image is what Steven see's in his dreams in the episode, and all you have to do is watch the episode, because it's the one episode from the bomb we're aloud to see and talk about right now. Your welcome.
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<div class="quote"><i>Purple Saphire wrote:
It's from Steven's Dream. The image is from the episode Steven's dream. They are literally just pretty flowers that surround Pink Diamond's Palanquin. That's it. Her Palanquin also has the same five-pedal flower shapes making up the design of it's walls. So obviously the same looking flowers coloured in pink growing around it is just some nice symbolism. Seriously. It's obvious that Jasper is either wearing the same type of flower in the poster because 1. It represents her original diamond, or 2. The creators just used that same flower design because why not. There's really not much to this. It doesn't even matter what type of flowers they are. It's a cartoon show with basic details, I don't think we're supposed to even tell that well, especially since whatever types of flowers they are changes nothing. So there are your answers. The flowers grew around the palanquin, that image is what Steven see's in his dreams in the episode, and all you have to do is watch the episode, because it's the one episode from the bomb we're aloud to see and talk about right now. Your welcome.</i></div>
<p>You do realize that's as equally as speculative as assuming that there's some deeper hidden meaning in the flower, right? Claiming nothing is the same as claiming something, in the same regard that they just claim things, both neither canonically confirming nor denying anything. For as long as the creators or the show neither denies or confirms it, it could really go both ways. </p><p>Also, you literally listed why people assume that there's a hidden meaning. Because it's just so specific and/or coincidental. There are thousands of species of flowering plants in South Korea. And yet, somehow, only <i>pink five petaled</i> mallows are growing around a <i>pink</i> palanquin embroidered with <i>five petaled</i> flowers. </p><p>Plus, the crewniverse wouldn't have picked a specific looking flower, used it in some of their teasers, and have it being a focus, even momentarily, in an episode if it was just a throw away. </p>
It's from Steven's Dream. The image is from the episode Steven's dream. They are literally just pretty flowers that surround Pink Diamond's Palanquin. That's it. Her Palanquin also has the same five-pedal flower shapes making up the design of it's walls. So obviously the same looking flowers coloured in pink growing around it is just some nice symbolism. Seriously. It's obvious that Jasper is either wearing the same type of flower in the poster because 1. It represents her original diamond, or 2. The creators just used that same flower design because why not. There's really not much to this. It doesn't even matter what type of flowers they are. It's a cartoon show with basic details, I don't think we're supposed to even tell that well, especially since whatever types of flowers they are changes nothing. So there are your answers. The flowers grew around the palanquin, that image is what Steven see's in his dreams in the episode, and all you have to do is watch the episode, because it's the one episode from the bomb we're aloud to see and talk about right now. Your welcome.</i></div>
<p>You do realize that's as equally as speculative as assuming that there's some deeper hidden meaning in the flower, right? Claiming nothing is the same as claiming something, in the same regard that they just claim things, both neither canonically confirming nor denying anything. For as long as the creators or the show neither denies or confirms it, it could really go both ways. </p><p>Also, you literally listed why people assume that there's a hidden meaning. Because it's just so specific and/or coincidental. There are thousands of species of flowering plants in South Korea. And yet, somehow, only <i>pink five petaled</i> mallows are growing around a <i>pink</i> palanquin embroidered with <i>five petaled</i> flowers. </p><p>Plus, the crewniverse wouldn't have picked a specific looking flower, used it in some of their teasers, and have it being a focus, even momentarily, in an episode if it was just a throw away. </p>
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<p>Iudexkoo wrote:
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<div class="quote">Purple Saphire wrote:
It's from Steven's Dream. The image is from the episode Steven's dream. They are literally just pretty flowers that surround Pink Diamond's Palanquin. That's it. Her Palanquin also has the same five-pedal flower shapes making up the design of it's walls. So obviously the same looking flowers coloured in pink growing around it is just some nice symbolism. Seriously. It's obvious that Jasper is either wearing the same type of flower in the poster because 1. It represents her original diamond, or 2. The creators just used that same flower design because why not. There's really not much to this. It doesn't even matter what type of flowers they are. It's a cartoon show with basic details, I don't think we're supposed to even tell that well, especially since whatever types of flowers they are changes nothing. So there are your answers. The flowers grew around the palanquin, that image is what Steven see's in his dreams in the episode, and all you have to do is watch the episode, because it's the one episode from the bomb we're aloud to see and talk about right now. Your welcome.</i></div>
<p>You do realize that's as equally as speculative as assuming that there's some deeper hidden meaning in the flower, right? Claiming nothing is the same as claiming something, in the same regard that they just claim things, both neither canonically confirming nor denying anything. For as long as the creators or the show neither denies or confirms it, it could really go both ways. </p><p>Also, you literally listed why people assume that there's a hidden meaning. Because it's just so specific and/or coincidental. There are thousands of species of flowering plants in South Korea. And yet, somehow, only <i>pink five petaled</i> mallows are growing around a <i>pink</i> palanquin embroidered with <i>five petaled</i> flowers. </p><p>Plus, the crewniverse wouldn't have picked a specific looking flower, used it in some of their teasers, and have it being a focus, even momentarily, in an episode if it was just a throw away. </p> </div> <p>Oh. Clearly you misunderstood my point. Whatever the specific species of flowers is, changes NOTHING. The reason Jasper is wearing that same flower is obviously because they have something to do with Pink Diamond, and Pink Diamond is her original gem. Someone here already said this. The creators put in visual references and symbolisms like this all the time. And you know what? Whatever kind of flowers these are is irrelevant. "Oh boy, I can't wait until the big reveal of what species these flowers are!" They could literally be anything, and nothing would change. Jasper could wear any flower, as a reference to pink diamond or not, and nothing would change. My point isn't that these don't mean anything, it's that they're meanings are visual references! They're meanings are right in front of us! So, I explained what these references are, and that was it. Everyone here has been talking about all this as if it changes anything, or as if theres something even bigger. Here's a fun fact: anything deeper than that would be something we don't know about yet, and therefore, something no one would have any evidence to support until the show reveals any more connections regarding these flowers. In other words, for all we know, yellow diamond is actually an evil space giraffe in disguise, and that could really be something the creators haven't revealed, but that would mean it's not official, and since there's no evidence to support that right now, an assumption like that would be built off of nothing. Right now, I just went over what we know RIGHT NOW. We have no logical reason to blindly guess as to what more there is to this, as right now, there's nothing else to base this speculation on. There is nothing to question. We would never suspect Greg is Santa Clause, until the show provided evidence of such. And right now, we're out of evidence. The flower species change nothing. The flower Jasper has probably references Pink Diamond (like you said, they wouldn't have picked a specific looking flower if it was just a throwaway) but beyond that, what more is there? My point is you people are over-speculating. WHAT DOES A SPECIES OF FLOWER EXPLAIN!? NAME IT ANYTHING, IT CHANGES NOTHING! For heaven's sake, this thread only exists because someone didn't see the episode Cartoon Network left online. I just answered your questions. You want to go deeper? Or want to start taking guesses into the dark without any evidence or even reason to assume such things? You want to figure out what obvious and pointless references that change nothing are? My point is, I don't understand what more you expect to find from this. You have you're visual symbolisms and references, you know what they are, I just don't understand where you intend to go with this. </p>
It's from Steven's Dream. The image is from the episode Steven's dream. They are literally just pretty flowers that surround Pink Diamond's Palanquin. That's it. Her Palanquin also has the same five-pedal flower shapes making up the design of it's walls. So obviously the same looking flowers coloured in pink growing around it is just some nice symbolism. Seriously. It's obvious that Jasper is either wearing the same type of flower in the poster because 1. It represents her original diamond, or 2. The creators just used that same flower design because why not. There's really not much to this. It doesn't even matter what type of flowers they are. It's a cartoon show with basic details, I don't think we're supposed to even tell that well, especially since whatever types of flowers they are changes nothing. So there are your answers. The flowers grew around the palanquin, that image is what Steven see's in his dreams in the episode, and all you have to do is watch the episode, because it's the one episode from the bomb we're aloud to see and talk about right now. Your welcome.</i></div>
<p>You do realize that's as equally as speculative as assuming that there's some deeper hidden meaning in the flower, right? Claiming nothing is the same as claiming something, in the same regard that they just claim things, both neither canonically confirming nor denying anything. For as long as the creators or the show neither denies or confirms it, it could really go both ways. </p><p>Also, you literally listed why people assume that there's a hidden meaning. Because it's just so specific and/or coincidental. There are thousands of species of flowering plants in South Korea. And yet, somehow, only <i>pink five petaled</i> mallows are growing around a <i>pink</i> palanquin embroidered with <i>five petaled</i> flowers. </p><p>Plus, the crewniverse wouldn't have picked a specific looking flower, used it in some of their teasers, and have it being a focus, even momentarily, in an episode if it was just a throw away. </p> </div> <p>Oh. Clearly you misunderstood my point. Whatever the specific species of flowers is, changes NOTHING. The reason Jasper is wearing that same flower is obviously because they have something to do with Pink Diamond, and Pink Diamond is her original gem. Someone here already said this. The creators put in visual references and symbolisms like this all the time. And you know what? Whatever kind of flowers these are is irrelevant. "Oh boy, I can't wait until the big reveal of what species these flowers are!" They could literally be anything, and nothing would change. Jasper could wear any flower, as a reference to pink diamond or not, and nothing would change. My point isn't that these don't mean anything, it's that they're meanings are visual references! They're meanings are right in front of us! So, I explained what these references are, and that was it. Everyone here has been talking about all this as if it changes anything, or as if theres something even bigger. Here's a fun fact: anything deeper than that would be something we don't know about yet, and therefore, something no one would have any evidence to support until the show reveals any more connections regarding these flowers. In other words, for all we know, yellow diamond is actually an evil space giraffe in disguise, and that could really be something the creators haven't revealed, but that would mean it's not official, and since there's no evidence to support that right now, an assumption like that would be built off of nothing. Right now, I just went over what we know RIGHT NOW. We have no logical reason to blindly guess as to what more there is to this, as right now, there's nothing else to base this speculation on. There is nothing to question. We would never suspect Greg is Santa Clause, until the show provided evidence of such. And right now, we're out of evidence. The flower species change nothing. The flower Jasper has probably references Pink Diamond (like you said, they wouldn't have picked a specific looking flower if it was just a throwaway) but beyond that, what more is there? My point is you people are over-speculating. WHAT DOES A SPECIES OF FLOWER EXPLAIN!? NAME IT ANYTHING, IT CHANGES NOTHING! For heaven's sake, this thread only exists because someone didn't see the episode Cartoon Network left online. I just answered your questions. You want to go deeper? Or want to start taking guesses into the dark without any evidence or even reason to assume such things? You want to figure out what obvious and pointless references that change nothing are? My point is, I don't understand what more you expect to find from this. You have you're visual symbolisms and references, you know what they are, I just don't understand where you intend to go with this. </p>
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<p>And sorry for making it that long. I had a lot to go over, and didn't know what to leave out. Now sorry for being a jerk, but I just didn't expect someone to missinterpret what I wrote that much, as to where I'd have to re-explain every little detail all over again. So, anyways, can we please talk about something more relevant? Like why Pink Diamond likes these flowers so much at all? Because that's what I'm really curious about.
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(Edited by Purple Saphire)