Diana Cavendish/Quotes

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Little Witch Academia

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Witches are supposed to be feared. How could you be afraid of this place? Besides, my magic is invincible. We have absolutely nothing to fear.

”

The Enchanted Parade

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You should be ashamed of yourself, wanting to show magic just for fun.

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Yes, Akko. I'm a descendant of a prestigious family of witches and wizards with a history dating back to ancient times. Don't compare me with someone like you, who came just because you fell for some tasteless magic show. There's no way we can get along.

”

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Magic is sacred, using it to show off is an extremely stupid idea and should never be condoned.

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Shiny Chariot was a fad once, but that's all. She had so much power, and yet she couldn't change anything and then she faded into history.

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TV Series

“	Shiny Chariot's magic is frowned upon at Luna Nova. She's disappointing.	”
—Pappiliodya

“	Miss Kagari, isn't that right? You're new here, aren't you? My name is Diana Cavendish.	”
—Pappiliodya

“	In any case, I'll call you Akko and impart some friendly advice to you. No one here respects Chariot, so stop thinking her as a role-model.	”
—Pappiliodya

“	The Shiny Rod, huh? *Examines the Shiny Rod* Hmm... an obvious imitation.	”
—Pappiliodya

“	Real magic is cultivated by traditions and countless hours of intensive study.	”
—Pappiliodya

“	Headmistress Holbrooke! I can't believe the Jennifer Memorial Tree has gotten this weak...	”
—Pappiliodya

“	The Jennifer Memorial Tree. It's said to have inherited the spirit of the great witch, Jennifer. It's sacred to Luna Nova.	”
—Pappiliodya

“	I'm going to try revitalization magic on this tree. The spell will give the tree powerful nutrients and will grant it new life. It's a secret technique handed down by my family for generations.	”
—Pappiliodya