Goldia and Enjel are really good friends.
Let's face the facts. This game has six major characters, excluding the protagonist, and of those six, four are human females. One is a doll, and the other is a cycloptic demon boy. Any Les Yay is inevitable.- The protagonist is incredibly close with all the girls, who are all incredibly possessive of her in return. Then there's what happens when she tries to avoid them...
- Given that most of the characters are revealed to be different personalities of Goldia's, and they seem to harbor borderline romantic feelings for her at times, this might count as an example of selfcest... maybe. Don't think too hard about it.
- Fleta's desire to have Goldia live with her forever is either a dangerous obsession or this. She even appears to value Goldia over Egliette at times, despite her relationship with the doll.
- Harpae acts as a paternal figure towards Goldia, caring for her every need and treating her as if she's the most important person in her life, even though Goldia had never met her before.Harpae: I will pamper you as much as you like.
- When she brushes Goldia's hair, she does so as if she is coveting it. To the point where she starts to go insane.
- Lisette has all the workings of a proper yandere character. She shares Fleta's obsession, though she tries to drive Goldia away instead of forming a proper friendship. Overtime, it becomes clear that she's really a tsundere type who likes Goldia as much as she hates her, but cannot voice it.
- In one of the good endings, Goldia holds Lisette's hand while telling her that she loves her, and that she would essentially do things all over again if she could. Visibly touched, Lisette forgives her for everything.
- Note the page image. Enjel is one of the worst offenders when it comes to this, secretly desperate to be with Goldia, claiming they have a "special connection", and acting like a betrayed ex-girlfriend after giving up her kind facade. There's also the final area of the Star Theater, which has a glass painting of Goldia and Enjel holding hands together.
- When Enjel leads the protagonist throughout her world, you'd be forgiven for thinking that they're going on a date. The scene where they sit on a moon-shaped swing and talk about riding carousels together is the most telling bit.
- Goldener Traum reveals that the one Elise truly loved wasn't Roman (whom she saw as a Meal Ticket at best), but her best friend Rozenmarine. Henri would note that she'd spend hours staring at a wall and calling her name again and again.
