[DIRECTION: Emma wants to be a free and powerful witch, but you don’t want her ending up like your reclusive, hermit sister.]

"And become a spinster like your Aunt Clarice living in the woods? Bless her soul, but she’s going to die a lonely, miserable wretch."

[DIRECTION: You don't Emma to get her hopes up about her lofty career ambitions and get hurt. You want to protect her with more reasonable advice. It worked for you, it should work for her too, right?] 

"You know I love you, Emma, and I just want what’s best for you. I’m merely imploring that marriage is a safer investment than pursuing magic. It’s the best decision I ever made."

[DIRECTION: Emma is back home for the first time from college and you want to reconnect with her. You treat Emma like a best friend you haven't met up with for ages, but Emma remains skeptical."

GRACE: These milkshakes are divine! Why did I not come here sooner?

EMMA: You said this place was for “lower-class riff-raff."

GRACE: Did I? My word, I do apologize. I suppose it’s like the old saying goes, “Don’t knock it until you’ve tried it!"