The word "blick" in literature functions on multiple levels, acting both as a character’s surname and as a term for a look or glance imbued with emotional or symbolic meaning. Authors have used it to name memorable figures—often of a military or authoritative nature as seen in Sergeant Blick’s determined presence ([1], [2], [3]) and Mr. Blick’s recurring involvement in narrative twists ([4], [5], [6])—while simultaneously employing its German meaning to evoke the nuances of a gaze, whether sorrowful or admiring ([7], [8], [9], [10]). In some texts, it even appears as a word defined in its own right ([11]), thereby enriching the narrative by blending identity with the inherent act of looking, as reflected in both poetic and dialogic contexts ([12], [13], [14]).