Agape

Lawful Good, Uthilithian conception of romantic love.
Agape is one of the twin sons of Platonius, the god of love and relationships. He is often depicted as a lithe, dark-skinned youth clad in an outfit of cream linen.
His annual holiday occurs on Pegasus Moon 15, where romantically-entwined couples spend the day with one another. It is annually the day where the most pomegranates are purchased and consumed.