There are a few areas of how the pacifist writing is handled that I do think is shit. it depends on us taking the royal guard way more seriously than they should be taken, and ignoring the fact that there's really no rush for clover to sacrifice himself when they are still a soul away. we have to hand wave those things a little so that we can also forget that ceroba should be noticing the parallels between what clover is doing and what she let her own daughter do as a conclusion to her own story arc, and the others just giving in to how "determined clover looks" or however its worded is odd because I dont remember this being set up as an observation the characters had about clover unless I missed one of the room dialogues.
Personally I would want it to be where the true pacifist was an ambiguous "clover lives underground but for how long?" type of thing so that it could fit into canon or not. perhaps clover indeed eventually got got by the royal guard, or maybe when the 7th human fell he made good on his word and gave up his soul. it fits the "walk not the middle road" thing from that ruins puzzle, and you still have room for other endings like clover maybe giving up his soul after flawed pacifist feeling guilt over ceroba, sure it was justified but she was the first person he ever killed in that route so it could weigh heavily on him, and maybe having room for some of the neutral runs having a beatable asgore fight while others ending with flowey yoinking happiness away like he does, have it based on your lv with it being under so much then clover tries to go with martlet and over that amount then martlet isn't on the roof and flowey lets clover try to go to asgore, but make the fight harder than in undertale yet winnable.
at the end of everything though
>>3821874
>Basically, Clover saw the writing on the wall
and this is the part that kills me because clover being a child should have been stopped by the adults present from making a choice of that type for them.