The word "appeared" is employed in literature to signal sudden manifestation or to mark a pivotal shift in narrative perspective. In some instances it denotes a literal, tangible arrival—such as when a divine presences materializes in epic scenes ([1], [2]), or when mysterious figures and natural phenomena unexpectedly enter the scene ([3], [4]). In other cases, authors use "appeared" to reveal internal states or changes in atmosphere, as when the tone or mood of a situation transforms subtly or dramatically ([5], [6], [7]). Moreover, the term sometimes indicates the debut of significant ideas or works, lending it a historical or metatextual nuance ([8], [9]). Overall, "appeared" functions as a versatile literary tool that both anchors the reader in the physical space of the narrative and highlights the transformative, often elusive quality of events and characters.