As a follower of the faith of Humility, Clara considers pride and disrespect for the natural order of things the worst of all sins. That is why she considers the Bachelor, with his arrogant demeanor and open distaste for local traditions, more evil and frightening than actual criminals and murderers. After all, going against the will of the Earth is what brought forth the plague, and why she was marked as a thief and an outcast despite her good intentions.

In contrast, things most people would consider much worse, such as murder and theft, don't phase her nearly as much. She does not enjoy killing by any means, but does not see it as a real issue as long as those killed are not innocents. As for stealing, it doesn't count as long as no one notices, right?

Aside from these specific examples, Clara doesn't really have clearly defined rules on morality. Whether someone is evil or not is something she bases mostly on first impressions and her own feelings. After all, she is guided by a higher power. It wouldn't steer her instincts wrong, would it? Since in the game she'll lack her ability to force people to tell the truth, she'll rely even more on just her feelings to decide who to trust.


Her clothes consist of:
-A striped sweater
-A coat with very big pockets
-A short skirt
-Mismatched socks
-Combat boots
-A scarf
-A knitted hat