omg now you said it, it seems really like that these are good details
Yes, if this was predetermined by author, it was such a smooth flow and good detail.
I always taught to make my prayer detailed (ex. of Diana’s, instead I’ll said: “let the evil woman, -insert name-, be punished”) because sometimes what you perceived as best is not really the best, and what you perceived as evil is not really evil.
Like if my prayer isn’t right it will not be happening, while if by chance God decided to grant it, it won’t misdirected.
And I love that the author put this detail splendidly
I can't find the chapter that Dianna was praying but if I remember correctly I thought it would all come true in that she in general asked for:
- the men who loved her to come to their senses (they'll stop loving her)
- the evil woman to be punished (she's loosing her powers and
- for justice to prevail (the temple is going to be punished for all of the embezzlement)