The term "normal" is employed in literature to denote a state of regularity or expected condition, whether in physical, psychological, or social contexts. In scientific and medical writings, it often signifies baseline measurements or healthy states, as seen when bodily functions or tissues are described as normal ([1], [2], [3]). In discussions of human behavior and societal standards, "normal" marks the conventional or widely accepted mode of conduct, contrasting with the abnormal or extraordinary ([4], [5], [6]). Its usage also extends to technical language, where it indicates a standard form or arrangement, such as in logical or grammatical forms ([7], [8], [9]). Overall, "normal" serves as a benchmark from which deviations are understood or evaluated in various literary settings ([10], [11], [12]).