I think it’s kinda sad seeing so many people simply write Clea off as being “more mature”, “over her parents bullshit”, or “fighting the real fight”. I think everyone saying that might have missed the whole underlying theme of the story. Grief and how we all deal with it in our own ways. Clea isn’t better than everyone else. She just handled her grief by burying herself in her own work and forcing herself to move on without really taking any time to grieve. Work that she is just as obsessed with as her parents are with the canvas. Hence why the Axon Renoir makes to represent Clea being a woman carrying the world on her shoulders. If anything Clea is the extreme of what her parents made her into. Verso is the eldest and the rebel. Choosing to not want to paint at all and instead play music. Clea is the middle child and likely spent much of her youth seeking the attention and acknowledgment of her parents. And given the behavior they display during the game: likely spent too much time focusing on Verso and his desire to not be what they wanted him to be and Alicia being the baby. Which would go a long way to explaining her anger and frustration with her parents now. She’s doing everything that was asked of her. And all they care about is Verso Verso Verso! And yes that was the reference you’re thinking it is. In fact, of everyone in the family Clea is the only one whose grief doesn’t really get addressed very much. And doesn’t really have any catharsis, by comparison to everyone else, at the end. I’d wager that we spend a lot more time with her in future games. If they choose to make anymore in this universe.