In literary works the term "ineluctable" is employed to evoke a sense of inevitability and unalterable destiny. Writers use it to articulate forces both external and internal that bind characters to their fate, whether that be the strict decrees of law and nature as noted in [1] and [2], or the overwhelming, existential pressures that shape human experience as seen in [3] and [4]. At times the word imbues mundane settings with a mystical charm, transforming landscapes or personal encounters into encounters with an unavoidable, almost otherworldly destiny, as demonstrated in [5] and [6]. Equally, in modernist passages like those in [7] and [8], "ineluctable" underscores the immutable, often paradoxical forces that govern both physical reality and the inner workings of the human soul.