The word heart is used in literature as a rich symbol that encapsulates both the inner emotional life and the moral or spiritual core of a character. It is frequently portrayed as the repository of feelings and memories—where joy, grief, love, and hope intertwine—as seen when characters offer their heart in devotion ([1], [2]) or when a heart aches with longing and sorrow ([3], [4]). It also frequently represents courage and purity, symbolizing the steadfast inner resource that drives one to act nobly ([5], [6]). In many narratives the heart stands not only as a physical organ but as an emblem of vulnerability and resilience, a silent witness to the transformation of the self ([7], [8], [9]).