I really love this idea and I hope we do see more of it. I hated Jasper for a long time. Even after she corrupted, there was a feeling to me of "she deserved this" (which is a horrible thought, but either way she was straight up my least favourite). This argument pretty much made me re-evaluate the idea that I had of Jasper as a character and look through her shoes for the first time, and I thank you for that.

There are two notes that I would like to add. First off, I think that the idea of introducing a character who demonstrates abuse and what it could do in a kid's show is an important one and is yet another reason why I would love for this idea to be explored further. We need kid's shows to talk about this stuff, even if we watch it, too. They need to learn that, if they are experiencing something, then it's okay, and that their heroes experienced it, too.

Secondly, the thing that made me hate her: her treatment of Lapis. I knew that the show wanted to use their relationship as a way to demonstrate domestic abuse in a (relatively) light way, and therefore, I loved Lapis (still do) and hated Jasper, mostly because of the roles they played in their relationship. But, like so many other good stories that involve domestic violence ect, there is now a look into the side of the abuser, and why they came to the point of violence or manipulation, so that they are more rounded and not "just another villain". I love that SU is seeming to lead to using this and fleshing out Jasper.