Interesting choice of words.. horrific, level of unholy.. are you maybe realizing that this show might not be so good to watch after all? 
Dont get any ideas I still like the show but watch this clip:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h9gyYQGZjw and then read my review This was a heavy episode. Usually, SU does a fantastic job packing their stories into twelve minutes, and although they did this time as well I can't help but feel that this episode would have deserved just a few more minutes...Seeing Garnet fight to keep from coming apart at the sheer wrongness and horror of what Homeworld had done (and everything about the forced fusions themselves) was unsettling and very, very well executed. There were definitely some important messages about consent, choice, and love, and they were well-conveyed. The way Homeworld viewed these Gems (and I suspect that even if they weren't Shards this would have been the case) makes me think of how a number of cultures/governments/people view women, LGBTQIA+ individuals, people of other races, and children—as less than human, as inferior and without valid opinions and beliefs, even as slaves.
Ruby and Sapphire's conversation/Garnet talking to herself was especially jarring, which fit considering that she was tearing herself apart out of horror and guilt (did Ruby think that maybe Homeworld got the idea due to how powerful Garbet was back during the War?). It was really interesting to see another layer added to their personalities, and I loved how Garnet explained everything to Steven as well. Mom Squared is Best Mom.
Every time we see Peridot, she does something else that can't be called anything less than unforgiveable. The ruthless termination of damaged tools (squishing the adorable robot), trying to reactivate the kindergarden (going by her dialogue at that time) before trying to kill Steven, working with Jasper to destroy the Crystal Gems, and now this. I'm not sure to what degree she was responsible for the Eldritch Fusions (going by what Garnet said, they've likely been in the works since the War, but whether Peridot was just checking up on them or actively furthering their torment isn't as clear—regardless, the way she treated the shards as callously as her robot doesn't say a lot in favor of her character), but I doubt that Garnet is going to bother trying to find out.
On the other hand, that bit between Steven and Peridot? It almost makes me wonder if she would have just tried to talk him into not ratting her out to the other Crystal Gems instead of fighting. Or maybe she still would have skipped right to trying to kill him. Hard to tell with her. In any case, it was hilarious and I'm going to go watch that scene on repeat to stop thinking about the rest of the episode for a little bit.
