In literary discourse, the term "rapport" is employed with remarkable versatility, functioning both as a descriptor for formal documents and as an indicator of deep interpersonal or even cosmic connection. It is used in administrative and historical texts to denote official reports or detailed accounts, as seen where it refers to a written record or statement [1] and in the context of governmental commission reports [2]. At the same time, literary and sociological works imbue the word with a more abstract, intimate quality, describing the natural, almost ineffable affinity or connection between individuals or even between man and the universe, as observed in discussions of hypnosis, social coordination, and emotional resonance [3], [4], [5] and further extended to the notion of being in harmony with one’s surroundings [6].