The term "care" in literature is a versatile device that conveys a spectrum of meanings, ranging from meticulous attention and nurturing to indifference and detachment. In some works, it highlights both the responsibility of oversight and the tender protection one offers—such as when a character ensures another’s safety or personal well-being [1, 2, 3]. At other times, it is used to express a dismissive or nonchalant attitude, as when individuals proclaim their lack of concern for societal or personal issues [4, 5, 6]. Moreover, "care" can underscore the futility of human efforts to alter inherent qualities or circumstances, evoking a poetic resignation [7, 8]. Whether emphasizing the precision of managing duties [9, 10] or revealing an inner emotional state that ranges from deep affection to callous disregard, the word serves to enrich narrative textures and deepen character development across diverse literary landscapes [11, 12].