I'm very confused by gustar/encantar in these sentences: 1. A él le gusta Maria, pero le encanto yo. 2. A él le gusta Maria, pero le gusto más yo. Why isn't it 1. A él le gusta Maria, pero le encanta yo. 1. A él le gusta Maria, pero le gusta más yo.

Is this a poorly written sentence? By the way, is writing more about precision than elegance? But traditionally, a myth expressed a timeless truth that in some sense happened once but which also happens all the time.

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Isn't divinity also revealed through the Ratio that governs all things, as expressed in natural law? "Like Blake, Samuel Taylor Coleridge feared that rationalism without transcendence leads to fragmentation." On the other hand, wouldn't unrestrained imagination without rationale result in chaos?