The Wanderer describes Arlecchino as having an authoritarian personality hidden behind a veneer of gracefulness, and remarks that those who see her "true, crazy self" vanish without a trace.[6] Similarly, Tartaglia claims "there isn't a sane bone in her body," and suggests that she is willing to do anything which benefits her.[7] It is currently unknown how much of House of the Hearth's teachings, which include claims such as "Let me be the evil amidst good, the poison amidst the herbs, the wolf