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Can we talk about the fact that in her portrait, Ursa Wren is wearing a dark-green, off-the-shoulder dress that is very similar to Satine’s “butterfly” dress? If you don’t think that one is supposed to evoke the other, look at the identical chokers. This was definitely a conscious design decision, even if we aren't given the significance behind it.
Depending on when Ursa’s portrait was done, I like to think that either a) Satine was considered a fashion icon and clothing inspired by her wardrobe was made for others, or b) Bo-Katan gave Ursa Satine’s dress after her death and Ursa made it a bit less conservative by removing the bit around the shoulders and shortening the sleeves.
Either way, it’s a really interesting connection that suggests that while Ursa Wren was a member of Death Watch (perhaps conscripted by Pre Vizsla as a vassal clan leader within his House), she may have appreciated Satine or even supported her during her reign. (The fact that her husband, Alrich, is not a warrior and may even be a pacifist could also support this as well.)
I wish that more people knew that the psychotic symptoms (hallucinations, delusions, disorganized behavior, paranoia) altogether only covers about one third of the many symptoms commonly associated with schizophrenia. So many people just think of schizophrenia as "psychosis" and the vast majority of "schizophrenia representation" is just of a psychotic person who's otherwise fully abled when actually the other symptoms of schizophrenia (known as cognitive and negative symptoms) are also a defining part of the illness and can be just as serious and disabling, if not more
