In literature, the word "clamp" serves a range of functions, from the literal designation of a tool that holds objects securely to a metaphorical device symbolizing restraint or control. In technical descriptions, it frequently appears as an essential mechanism for fastening or stabilizing items, as seen in instructions to secure a component in place [1][2][3][4]. At the same time, the term acquires a more figurative hue in narratives where it conveys confinement or an oppressive hold, as when it is used to depict the way circumstances or forces can bind a character or soul [5][6][7]. Even as a character’s name, it enriches the text by blurring the lines between object and person, illustrating the versatility of the term across different literary genres [8][9].