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** The Goddess' face, contrast to everyone else, is consistently the only one with shading, and many times she's seen with a half white or partially white side. [[spoiler:Not even the Old God is able to do this, and for good reason; the Gradient Goddess was originally human. The white on her face can be seen as a visual clue to where her powers actually came from.]]
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** The Goddess' face, contrast to everyone else, is consistently the only one with shading, and many times she's seen with a half white or partially white side. [[spoiler:Not even the Old God is able to do this, and for good reason; the Gradient Radiant Goddess was originally human. The white on her face can be seen as a visual clue to where her powers actually came from.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** The Goddess' face, contrast to everyone else, is consistently the only one with shading, and many times she's seen with a half white or partially white side. [[spoiler:Not even the Old God is able to do this, and for good reason; the Gradient Goddess was originally human. The white on her face can be seen as a visual clue to where her powers actually came from.]]
** The flower the Goddess gives back to the Acolyte is functionally everlasting after being blessed by her kiss. [[spoiler:The same is true of the Acolyte after the Goddess heals her, when she accidentally puts a shard of her jewel in her forehead.]]
** The Goddess' face, contrast to everyone else, is consistently the only one with shading, and many times she's seen with a half white or partially white side. [[spoiler:Not even the Old God is able to do this, and for good reason; the Gradient Goddess was originally human. The white on her face can be seen as a visual clue to where her powers actually came from.]]
** The flower the Goddess gives back to the Acolyte is functionally everlasting after being blessed by her kiss. [[spoiler:The same is true of the Acolyte after the Goddess heals her, when she accidentally puts a shard of her jewel in her forehead.]]
