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Clémente is the 3rd oldest member of The Lark at 10 years old. They play The Bellringer in the play.
“Clémente Dearworth, darling and adored. Forever obliging, polite and obedient, eagerly awaiting for you to voice your wishes. You may never see them without a smile. They speak in scripts from books with happy endings, and deliver words as gentle as a perching passerine. Once upon a sunrise born a hero misdeemed to be a barren doll made to fit anyone’s story. A presence genuine or a honeyed guise, mantling a feigned figurine; the odds that their unyielding pleasantness was merely puppetry. Honest; the aforesaid is a humdrum game, and Dearworth has never been woolly in their chase. Do not be fooled by their lamblike gaze for their cause is knightly, an adventure held yonder to seek what has yet been found. An image of the self in armour golden, with a sword on their hip, treading gardens with a poise of a prince, and the pursuit of saving those they hold dear. Their naiveté has been a source of their courage, to act, to help, to see the good in everything. Fluttering through a world unfamiliar, full of unforeseen perils, with nothing save the compassion they were given as a child.” Clémente's story begins even before they were born, Enaïs, aka the Baroness, went insane after her husband, The Baron, was beheaded. One day, The Baroness made a doll that she believed was her child, as her father taught her to make dolls long ago. One day, Enaïs received a knock on the door and was immediately captivated by the golden locks and silver eyes of the small child that was left on her doorstep. Clémente. She took care of this child like her own, but Clémente was trapped. Told to never go outside, never imagine, never wonder. They were a puppet for their mother. She loved Clémente dearly, but was hurting them. They were left to rot in their home yet never bleed. And one day, Clémente had enough. They disobeyed their mothers orders and went outside for the first time. They only intended to go out for a while, but once they saw the wonders of the outside world, they left. And never stopped wondering. "The silver glint in Clémentine's eyes mirror those caught in its gaze. Inspired by the courage needed to propose compassion, they had the fondness of the person I wished to be. The idea of becoming a mother myself served as a foundation for Enaïs' (Clémentine's adopter) story. Whether blinded by a wish or a worry, the child was but a reflection of her own reverie." - Keath Ósk . Clémente has many nicknames given to them by the rest of The Lark, including Little Prince, Clem, Clemmie, Clementine, and Monty. |