Writers employ "goal" in multifaceted ways, imbuing it with both literal and symbolic meanings. In adventure narratives, the term marks a tangible endpoint—whether it’s the finish line in a race ([1], [2]) or a predetermined destination in a journey ([3])—and underscores the hero’s progression toward overcoming obstacles. Meanwhile, in philosophical and reflective texts, "goal" becomes an emblem of inner purpose or ultimate aspiration, representing an ideal state of being or moral achievement ([4], [5], [6]). At times, it even serves as a metaphor for the elusive nature of fulfillment and the constant striving inherent in the human condition ([7], [8]).