In literature, conspicuous is often employed to signal that something stands out in a vivid, unmistakable way. Authors use it to describe both striking natural phenomena—such as a radiant light visible across the earth [1]—and distinctive human or physical traits, like a face marked by conspicuous moles [2] or admirable qualities that permeate a character’s demeanor [3]. The term also lends itself to setting apart important details or positions, whether it be a notable place chosen in a social setting [4] or a landmark element that shapes an entire narrative landscape [5]. In each case, conspicuous serves as a powerful device to immediately draw the reader’s attention to what is most remarkable or outstanding.