The term "assist" appears in literature with a broad spectrum of meanings, ranging from physical help and social cooperation to abstract support in endeavors of justice or strategy. In several works, it denotes the act of offering tangible aid—such as helping in everyday tasks, like alighting from a carriage [1] or packing furniture [2]—while in others it signifies a deeper commitment to a moral or political cause, as when one pledges to assist in matters of justice and equity [3] or contribute to collective efforts in warfare or sabotage [4][5]. Moreover, the word can imply subtle or symbolic support, whether in facilitating a memory, enhancing someone's charm, or lending authority to a communal decision [6][7][8]. Overall, its usage underscores an enduring literary theme of interconnectedness and mutual reliance in both practical and elevated contexts.