In literature, "Cambridge" often functions both as a literal geographical marker and as a metonym for academic and intellectual achievement. Authors reference the city in diverse contexts: as the esteemed location of educational institutions and scholarly libraries—such as the Cambridge University Library noted in [1] or the university affiliations in [2] and [3]—and as a cultural touchstone imbued with historical and literary significance, as seen in passages citing royal titles ([4]) or publishing locations ([5], [6]). Beyond its role as a center for learning, Cambridge also appears to symbolize the complexities of intellectual life and social identity, from discussions of literary and moral reflections ([7]) to subtle commentary on academic prestige ([8]). This multifaceted usage highlights Cambridge’s enduring status as both a physical city and a symbol of erudition in the literary imagination.