Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-23.122.217.39-20150626042307/@comment-146.113.74.251-20151105155740

She is childish, yes, but she's also a princess. She carries on with all of the other trappings of being one, including reacting harshly to anyone who dares touch her without her approval. I just feel she'd at least be making attempts to sound more sophisticated than she really is. In addition to that, tea time is an actual time of the day (3 o'clock), as suggested by the word oyatsu, whereas "snack time" suggests that she's just deciding to have a snack.

She's a childish girl wearing a princess mask. Not necessarily just a spoiled brat.

As for the British thing, I've noticed that English speaking representations of the French have a tendency to be portrayed as British more often than not (Les Misérable, for example)--and that's assuming they don't have their own version of tea time. Not to mention that Lucifenia also has a lot of inspiration from Britain (Arth is likely named off of King Arthur, for example).

--Ultimately your opinion is your own but that's my defense of the change, I suppose.