The term "cautious" in literature is often used to highlight a character’s careful deliberation and strategic restraint, whether in the midst of adventure or in matters of personal conduct. In one narrative, workers set off at moonrise with a sense of guarded purpose [1]; elsewhere, characters exhibit a deliberate, sometimes even paradoxical blend of boldness and circumspection [2] in the face of uncertainty. Actions described as cautious—such as measured steps, gentle knocks, or restrained speech [3, 4, 5]—serve to heighten tension or underscore a character’s internal conflict. It also frequently characterizes social and political behavior, suggesting prudence in opinion or governance [6, 7]. Through such varied applications, "cautious" becomes a versatile descriptor that enriches narratives by imbuing situations with an air of skepticism, responsibility, and sometimes even vulnerability, ultimately adding layers to both plot and character development [8, 9].