Back At it Again (Moon)

Suzuki found herself on the receiving end of another lecture. She was starting to see that these two really did make up Garnet... and apparently shared her love for talking Suzuki out of bad choices. The teen let out a sigh, then looked at Ruby with her own scarlet eyes.
"He doesn't deserve to be treated the way he was treated. Treating people unfairly is how every horrible thing in this world starts. Pain, followed by hate fueled by the endless questions that don't have an answer. It's how evil is made. An injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. When you treat someone like a criminal when they're not... that's how criminals are made in the first place. I know I'm you, and you'll say that's a naive thought process... but it's what I believe. And I won't change it. This world needs order. Justice for those wronged."

Ruby and Sapphire listened, not liking what they were hearing. Sapphire was staring at Ruby in such a love struck face it was getting ridiculous, there was a reason they weren't separated for a long period of time. Ruby would begin to giggle, pushing Sapphire's hair back to reveal her one eye as she blushed. The red gem would kiss her face before tackling her, the both of them fusing to Garnet again. Garnet was laughing as she sat up again, summoning her glasses to cover her three eyes. "There's a reason they aren't separated for very long." She explained, with a shrug, putting a gentle hand on Susuzki's shoulder. The two gems decided it was better for Garnet to take this instead of Ruby and Sapphire.
"Kicking Suzaku wasn't unfair, he tried to attack Yang for a second time and we needed to stop him from doing so. People don't become evil after being treated badly, being Evil is and will always be a choice. There are plenty of people who have gone through horrible situations but come out on top." Garnet explained gently, placing her hand on her chest.

"Life doesn't discriminate between the sinners and the saints, it takes, and it takes, and it takes. Life deals you cards, they are unfair, cruel, and sometimes it seems unbearable, but you will always have a choice to do what's right."