Literary authors use “torrent” both as a vivid descriptor of natural, often overwhelming force and as a metaphor for the inexorable flow of human emotions and events. In some works the term vividly illustrates the physical rush of water—whether a raging current that carries characters away or a landscape transformed by an unstoppable flood [1][2][3]—while in others it symbolizes the relentless outpour of sorrow, passion, or ideas, as when tears, words, or feelings burst forth uncontrollably [4][5][6]. This dual usage underlines a common literary strategy: to borrow the powerful imagery of nature’s might to convey the intensity and unpredictability of emotional experiences or historical change [7][8].