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What Is Blue Spinel's Existence
It was upon Pluto that Blue Spinel was born from the kindergarten placed there in hopes to add more gem to the Gem world army. Thus when they examined him, to their disappointment Blue Spinel was created with a split personality making him barely a fighter. It was then the stop the kindergarten was made on pluto and he was order to be shattered. Wanting a chance at life, Blue Spinel escaped Pluto and made his way towards earth to hide away from the those wanting to shattered his existence. It wasn't long before he was met by the crystal gems where he found a place he could a call a home and a family. Following Rose's beleif that all life is specious, Spinel would do all he can to keep those on earth alive and from the destruction of Gem
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