In literature, the word “among” functions as a versatile connector that locates an item or person within a larger group or setting, often imbuing the narrative with nuance about relationships or distribution. For instance, in [1] the phrase “among my father’s papers” situates a letter within a collection of documents, while [2] uses “among” to denote the division of spoils among conquerors. Its usage spans contexts—from highlighting prominence, as in [3] where the best works are singled out, to reinforcing collective identity, as when characters are portrayed as standing united [4] or integrated within communities [5] and [6]. Even in religious or philosophical texts such as [7] and [8], “among” underscores inclusion and the distribution of roles or attributes, revealing its adaptability across genres and styles.