[ In this situation, Diana decides to not judge someone based on their words, but their body language. She tries to pick up any signs of when Minako may not be telling the truth to her, but she does allow her to speak freely. ]

It may be foolishly optimistic of me to say, but the idea of people being able to survive whatever this town throws at us is a testament of how strong we actually are. We keep on getting back up, dust ourselves off, and continue the fight. We may not like the odds presented to us, but we make it known that we're not meant to be trifled with - even if the town has a sick sense of humor. [ The way she says this is far beyond what a normal thirteen year old girl should say, like her own voice sounds old and full of wisdom. ]