The word "reminiscent" in literature often functions as a subtle bridge between the present and a memory-laden past, imbuing a moment, gesture, or object with layers of nostalgic or symbolic association. It appears in descriptions of characters whose expressions hint at bygone days, as when a smile recalls earlier, gentler times [1, 2], or when a look or a voice conjures vivid reminiscences of events or figures long gone [3, 4]. Authors employ the term to evoke moods and atmospheres that resonate with familiar cultural or historical images, offering the reader a sensory or emotional connection to what once was, whether through a vivid setting that recalls ancient design [5] or a touch that brings to mind remembered warmth and intimacy [6]. In this way, "reminiscent" enriches narrative textures by seamlessly blending fresh experiences with echoes of the past [7, 8].