In literature, "proffer" is often employed as a formal or deliberate act of offering—whether it be terms of submission, an invitation for alliance, or even a tender expression of affection. Authors use the word to convey a sense of measured generosity or cautious diplomacy, as when an envoy offers submission [1] or when diplomats extend formal overtures [2, 3]. In romantic or interpersonal contexts, characters might proffer love or support with an air of sincerity and vulnerability [4, 5, 6]. Overall, the term elevates the gesture from a mere casual offer to one laden with intent, careful formulation, and sometimes even hesitation, enriching both political and emotional exchanges in narrative settings [7, 8].