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Compared to his energetic brother [[Claus]], Lucas's personality is more laid-back. He is a kind and honest boy, which is noted by [[Alec]] to be how [[Flint]] had raised him. He is also the more timid of the twins. He is seen as being shy and coddled, sometimes shown to be nervous at times, but despite this he enjoys to play.  

Lucas, however, is also shown to be weak and very emotional during the events of [[Chapter 1]]. Lucas is visibly the most heartbroken after the death of Hinawa to the point where he earned the reputation of being a "crybaby". Lucas began to struggle with guilt after being lectured by Alec for letting Claud go alone into the mountains to avenge Hinawa. Throughout the following chapters, Lucas becomes very shut in, refusing to leave his home after Hinawa's funeral and Claus's disappearance, being unable to sleep. At the end of [[Chapter 3]], Lucas finally shows his strength when he hurries to rescue [[Kumatora]], [[Salsa]] and [[Wess]] from the [[Pigmasks]] by calling a [[Drago]] to smash their tanks. He learns about the current situation of Tazmily Village, which combined with the losses he endured, he begins to become stronger and mature.

When Lucas has grown up three years later, his personality is different. He is strong, determined, and resourceful, however he is still kind and cares for his family and townsfolk. He still occasionally visits Hinawa's grave, which shows he still misses her, and this is further implemented in [[Chapter 6]] where he tries to reach Hinawa in the sunflower field. Lucas's self-esteem is shown to have grown as he is one of the few resudents who refuses to purchase a [[Happy Box]] due to his awareness of the current situation, and pays no attention to several residents who treat him unfavorably due to his refusal. Lucas, however, admits to Kumatora in [[Chapter 4]] that he still wants to become stronger. Throughout the rest of the game, several of his friends take notice of his personality growth and describe that he is not the same as he was three years ago, which is especially apparent in the {{m3|Saturn Valley}} coffee scene which shows that Lucas has grown strong enough to help those he otherwise couldn't in the past.

However Lucas still displays glimpses of himself from prior to Chapter 4. He still shows his love for his family, and is still seen to become emotional, as he is stated to want to cry during the final battle with the brainwashed Claus. Nevertheless Lucas has still became a kind, resilient, and brave boy and fights through the odds up to the very end.