Questions about things that qualify for High 3-A and/or Low 2-C

[Spilxson2]

First question. If a building in a franchise contains a bottomless pit that's stated numerous times to be bottomless, does that mean the universe is infinite in size? If so, does having numerous bottomless pits in separate locations count as Low 2-C?

Second question. In Steven Universe, all gems have infinitely sized pocket dimensions. White Diamond is only High 3-A even though she contributed to corrupting numerous gems with infinitely sized pocket dimensions. Why isn't this Low 2-C?

 

[Suigetsuhyugs]

First question. If a building in a franchise contains a bottomless pit that's stated numerous times to be bottomless, does that mean the universe is infinite in size? If so, does having numerous bottomless pits in separate locations count as Low 2-C?

Im not really good on that but what exacly means "bottomless pit? I remember in gravity fall having one of such "bottomless pit" but actually when you reached a certain point with a wormhole which leads them back to the top of the pit.
Another option would be a pit that goes from one side of the planet to the other ignoring gravity you would end up falling to space again a "bottomless pit"
Of course there is also the option of being actually an infinite hole on a infinite universe or dimension, the point of this comment is that without further evidence there are other options that could make a "bottomless pit" not actually infinite universe.

Second question. In Steven Universe, all gems have infinitely sized pocket dimensions. White Diamond is only High 3-A even though she contributed to corrupting numerous gems with infinitely sized pocket dimensions. Why isn't this Low 2-C?

Might be if its exacly like you describing but if there is more context that might contradict that then it could be the reason why its not

 

[Spilxson2]

Im not really good on that but what exacly means "bottomless pit? I remember in gravity fall having one of such "bottomless pit" but actually when you reached a certain point with a wormhole which leads them back to the top of the pit.
Another option would be a pit that goes from one side of the planet to the other ignoring gravity you would end up falling to space again a "bottomless pit"
Of course there is also the option of being actually an infinite hole on a infinite universe or dimension, the point of this comment is that without further evidence there are other options that could make a "bottomless pit" not actually infinite universe.

So it needs to be specifically stated/shown to be an infinite hole, then?

Might be if its exacly like you describing but if there is more context that might contradict that then it could be the reason why its not

It's exactly like that. If I put 2 gems 5 meters from each other, and White Diamond corrupts them, she's corrupting 2 infinitely sized pocket dimensions that are 5 meters away from each other. That's most likely not just High 3-A

 

[Suigetsuhyugs]

So it needs to be specifically stated/shown to be an infinite hole, then?

Yes

It's exactly like that. If I put 2 gems 5 meters from each other, and White Diamond corrupts them, she's corrupting 2 infinitely sized pocket dimensions that are 5 meters away from each other. That's most likely not just High 3-A

I'm not really knowledged on that verse so assuming you right you can make a CRT for that, some verses are so unknown that the supporters dont really care much about that so they dont keep it up to date

 

[Spilxson2]

Alright, cool. Thanks for all your help

 

[Kulf_Boba]

So it needs to be specifically stated/shown to be an infinite hole, then?

It's exactly like that. If I put 2 gems 5 meters from each other, and White Diamond corrupts them, she's corrupting 2 infinitely sized pocket dimensions that are 5 meters away from each other. That's most likely not just High 3-A

It would be High 3-A x2, to be Low 2-C it has to affect an entire space-time continuum.