Literary depictions of "nobility" span a broad spectrum of meanings, ranging from formal, inherited rank to abstract qualities of virtue and inner strength. In some works, it designates hereditary privilege and official status, as seen in discussions of coats of arms or titles granted by authority [1][2][3]. At other times, it is used metaphorically to evoke an elevated character or moral ideal, where a person’s inner worth is celebrated despite adverse circumstances [4][5][6]. Moreover, the term can embody the refined spirit of cultural and intellectual pursuits, suggesting that true essence lies not only in birthright but also in the nobility of ideas [7][8].