Clair Obscur | Unmasking a Broken Family

Thank you to today's sponsor Manta Sleep! If you're ready to start sleeping better, head to https://bit.ly/4kl6SnT and use my coupon code Zuldim10 to get 10% off your order. Clair Obscur is a game where many of the characters have multiple representations, separate living entities that depict them in sometimes subtle, but sometimes massively different ways. Because Clair Obscur is a game about art, it uses the idea of the artist's lens to explore how different people see each other, and asks what the value of those different perspectives is. Today, I want to talk about the children of the Dessendre family, and how each of their core character flaws relate to identity. Table of Contents Intro (Aline) - 00:00 Part One: Alicia - 05:38 Part Two: Clea - 20:57 Part Three: Verso - 34:20 Conclusion - 46:45 Outro - 51:00 If you liked this video, please check out "The Uselessness of Art (Means Everything)" -    • The Uselessness of Art (Means Everything)   The high quality renders used in the thumbnail for this video is from the ArtStation account of Sandfall Interactive's lead character artist, Reynaud Alan. - https://www.artstation.com/reynaudalan Sources referenced in this video: "Persona" (International Association for Analytical Psychology) - https://iaap.org/jung-analytical-psyc... "The Jungian Shadow" (The Society of Analytical Psychology) - https://www.thesap.org.uk/articles-on... "Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 lead says what we all know is true: 'Persona 5 is the best game in the world when it comes to battle depictions and UI'" (Gamesradar) - https://www.gamesradar.com/games/pers... The music used in this video is "Lumiere," "Maelle," "Atelier de Clea - Fleur de Paris," "Verso," and "Nuit sur Lumiere," all off of the Clair Obscur soundtrack.