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Well first I need to talk about Starsa

Starsa's biggest moment, to me at least, was when Juliet showed up and Starsa informed us she was supposed to be her ring and that Juliet was slated to be a Star Sapphire until her death made her not eligible to become the love that our sector needed. Starsa was SO happy to see her and she wanted to ask her so many questions. Juliet wrote out a short version of her story for a more accurate telling of what happened between her and Romeo, and then her time came to an end as Eternity was calling to her once more. Starsa was... devastated. She rushed to her side, floating and circlling all around her, until there was no more and she floated through the apparition that was still lingering for a brief moment. Starsa begged Juliet to stay, not to leave her. Starsa had so many questions for this young woman who was set to be her companion, but their relationship was over before it began. Starsa wanted this second chance, to understand what went wrong. Why this happened to her. She wanted to know what Love was from Juliet's eyes. And as she disappeared fully Starsa hung in the air, until she slumped down, defeated. She was sad. No. Starrsa was heartbroken that she was left alone once more. No host, no compatible friend, simply still a ring.

I never expected that a ring could express such loneliness and tug on my heart strings. But here I am

Her reunion with Carol and her excitement made me tear up. Knowing that it's not just the love spectrum she's searching for, but that Starsa herself contains a love for Hal, and how Carol, and the Jordan family mean something to her on more than just an autonomous level. Her return home to her Queen and her most endeared companion as she struggled with the last of her energy was just so touching. It was a nice end to the begining of this arc. Pretty in Pink 3 gave us more questions than answers it seems, but our friend is out of the danger zone.