The term terrace is skillfully used to evoke a space that is simultaneously open and intimate, serving as a setting for both bustling communal activity and moments of quiet introspection. In one narrative, a lively procession surges across the terrace toward a door, capturing the energetic pulse of the scene [1]. In another, a beautiful but secluded garden terrace, complete with wild roses and ancient stone benches, provides a reflective atmosphere that frames personal thought and emotion [2]. At times, the terrace is a threshold between the public and the private, where characters climb or stand to survey the world around them, as when one character ascends in the dead of night to listen to mysterious sounds [3]. In yet another passage, the terrace symbolizes a wellspring of aesthetic delight, a source from which beauty radiates and nourishes the soul [4].