Green serves as both a vivid descriptor and a rich symbol across diverse literary works. In some narratives, it paints immersive images of nature and settings—a long bag of green silk unfolds exotic landscapes ([1]), lush lawns and inviting doors of green evoke secret garden realms ([2], [3]), while rolling fields and forest clearings imbue scenes with life and renewal ([4], [5]). In other texts, the word carries metaphorical heft; it denotes inexperience or youthful naiveté as in the portrayal of a “green girl” ([6]), or symbolizes hope and new beginnings, as seen in passages where fresh green shoots and the tender blast of spring suggest transformation ([7]). Whether highlighting the charm of a cherished home ([8], [9]) or deepening the mystery in epic quests such as the journey to the Green Chapel ([10]), green remains a versatile and evocative element, enriching literature with its layered resonance.