Alicia Florence, the youngest Prima Undine in Neo-Venezia’s history, earned her title at 15 and became a cornerstone of Aria Company. Nicknamed "Snow White," she mentors Akari Mizunashi with a focus on nurturing self-discovery through encouragement, framing mistakes as opportunities for growth. Her lessons are laced with her trademark "ara ara," a gentle refrain to soften tensions or convey amusement.

When her mentor Akino Ametsuchi retired, Alicia inherited Aria Company alone, confronting self-doubt and solitude. These struggles, detailed in *Aria the OVA: Arietta*, reveal her hidden vulnerability as she confides in Akari about upholding the company’s legacy. This period forged her empathetic mentoring style, vowing to guide without pressure.

Cheerful and playful, Alicia shares a teasing rapport with childhood friend Akira E. Ferrari, their banter underscoring years of camaraderie. Beneath her serene demeanor lies a streak of mischief, such as nudging Akari’s awkward encounters with Martian courier Akatsuki Izumo.

After Akari ascends to Prima, Alicia transitions to managing the Gondola Association, adopting a white blouse, blue skirt, and cropped hairstyle. This shift cements her dedication to Neo-Venezia’s traditions while cultivating new talent, deliberately passing Aria Company’s leadership to Akari.

Alicia’s journey—from prodigy to mentor to administrator—embodies the balance of personal evolution and stewardship. Her legacy transcends gondola mastery, emphasizing the joy of small moments inherited from Akino, a philosophy central to the series’ celebration of life’s fleeting beauty.