Saint-Walker

Just saw Wolfwalkers, it's absolutely amazing, Cartoon Saloon is on par with Studio Ghibli in terms of quality, really nice to see traditional animation is still around and able to deliver such gems. I haven't seen a film from Cartoon Saloon yet that I've disliked, they do for Irish, Gaelic and Celtic history, lore and legend what Ghibli does for Japan A plot outline for those who don't know: The film's set in 1650 in Kilkenny, in an Ireland that's still restless under the boot of the Lord Protector. Determined to bring the wild woods near the city to heel he calls for a hunter from England to exterminate the wolves that dwell within. The hunter comes with his daughter Robyn in tow, who's used to hunting in the safer woods back in England with her dad and pet falcon. Rather than spend her time in the scullery as ordered she ventures outside into the forest and befriends a wild girl called Mebh, one of an ancient tribe called wolfwalkers who can become wolves when they sleep, or so the

So, the last Stevenbomb raised one heck of a question: Did Rose Quartz shatter Pink Diamond or did someone else do it? Let's have a rundown of the main suspects: Blue Diamond - I don't think it was her, so far we've seen that Blue Diamond seems to be incredibly devoted to Pink Diamond, she mourns at her Palanquin and at the Zoo, she's hoarding everything of Pinks that she's got left and won't let any of it go, she refuses to shatter the bubbled Rose Quartzes at the Zoo, that seems more like grief than guilt. Yellow wanted to get the trial of 'Rose Quartz' over with, Blue insisted it go on because she wanted to hear 'Roses' account of events

 So, I finally got into Steven Universe, so far I'm really enjoying it, it's a great show, ton of fun, characters are well developed and the Gems and their Empire is fascinating, I want to keep watching to find out more and to get the questions about it and Rose Quartz's rebellion answered, which is the hallmark of any good show. I can appreciate how it switches back between drama and fun, it knows when to do each and not to overdo it so you get maximum impact on the drama,  it has a great ability to show, not tell, even the tiny facial expressions and body language of the different characters. I especially like how it did the Sauron effect w