In literature, the term repository is employed in diverse ways to evoke the notion of a container or storehouse—whether of physical objects, intangible virtues, or accumulated wisdom. At times it denotes a literal place for safeguarding items, as seen when annotating a museum of arts or even a cellar for drinks [1][2][3]. At other times it takes on a metaphorical role, embodying the keeper of loyalty and patriotism [4] or the repository of historical narratives and secrets [5][6]. The word also carries religious and philosophical connotations, suggesting a sacred custodian of divine revelation [7] or a symbol of imperishable values [8]. Thus, its varied usage richly contributes to the imagery and thematic layering of literary texts.