In literature, “intriguing” is employed to evoke a sense of mystery, allure, and sometimes duplicity in characters and situations. Authors use the term to highlight an enigmatic quality in a person—suggesting that there is something fascinatingly ambiguous or secretive about their nature ([1], [2]). At the same time, “intriguing” frequently denotes the art of scheming and the undercurrents of political maneuvering, as seen when characters are involved in subtle plots or power games ([3], [4]). Whether describing a captivating individual whose hidden depths invite further scrutiny or a participant in a clandestine power struggle, the word enriches narratives by blending charm with complexity and leaving readers to wonder about the true motivations beneath surface appearances ([5], [6]).