The term "constrained" appears in literature with a multifaceted significance that spans physical imposition, emotional suppression, and social or moral obligation. It is employed to depict characters who are bound by external rules or internal pressures, such as a lama abiding strictly by his Rule [1] or a character who, despite personal reluctance, feels obligated to act or speak in a certain way [2][3]. At times, it describes a reserved physical demeanor—a smile or gesture that hints at deeper feelings of restraint [4][5]—while in other contexts it represents a forceful push, whether by circumstance or necessity, as when societal conditions mandate compliance or when characters are compelled to accept harsh realities [6][7][8]. This versatile usage of "constrained" enriches the narrative by exposing the tensions between individual desires and the limits imposed by society, emotion, or fate [9][10].