In literature, the term "service" is employed in a variety of ways that reveal both its practical and symbolic dimensions. At times it denotes direct assistance or duty, as when a character offers help with a personal touch [1] or agrees to render assistance in return for a favor [2][3]. In other passages, "service" represents structured obligations—whether military discipline [4][5], governmental employment [6][7], or the formal performance of ritual and religious practices [8][9]. Additionally, it can imply the broader notion of devoted labor in art, science, or communal affairs [10][11]. Such varied uses enrich narratives through a layered portrayal of social, professional, and spiritual engagements.