In literature, "enamored" is often used to evoke a sense of deep, almost consuming affection or admiration that can be directed toward a person, ideal, or even an abstract quality. Authors employ the word to depict both the tender and overpowering nature of infatuation, as seen when a character perceives another with heroic or princely qualities ([1], [2]), or when love for an ideal—be it the accuracy of one's art or the perfection of a moral code—is celebrated ([3], [4]). It also spans contexts beyond romantic love, such as being captivated by the splendor of nature or the allure of lofty political and philosophical ideas ([5], [6]), while occasionally hinting at the bittersweet or self-aware aspects of passion ([7], [8]).