In literature, enrapture is employed to convey a deep, almost transformative engagement of the senses and emotions. Writers use it to describe moments when beauty, passion, or artistic inspiration completely captivates a character or the reader, as when an individual is so moved by another’s presence that they are utterly enraptured ([1]). The term appears in contexts ranging from the depiction of nature’s irresistible charm—illustrated by a scene where the vivid colors of decaying foliage enrapture an artist’s heart ([2])—to the expression of overwhelming, almost sacred, emotional connection, where even divine signs serve to enrapture the spirit ([3], [4]). Its versatility in describing both external beauty and internal, stirring emotion makes it a favored choice for evoking a sense of enchanted and transformative experience.