The term amplify in literature functions not only as a call to enlarge or intensify a subject but also serves as a method to add depth and clarity to a narrative. Authors use it to expand a question or theme, thereby inviting readers to consider a broader and often more nuanced perspective [1][2]. It can signal a transition from a basic statement to a more exalted or decorated explanation, as seen in classical contexts that stress the notion of enlargement or exaltation [3]. Moreover, in literary narratives, to amplify may mean to enrich descriptions or emotions, allowing subtle details to bloom into fuller, more resonant depictions [4][5].