The term "continue" is used in literature in varied ways, often serving as a marker of persistence or progression. In some works it directs the flow of dialogue or narrative, as when a character urges another to persist with their statement [1] or to carry on with a journey [2]. In many classical texts, "continue" helps emphasize the endurance of relationships, traditions, or states of being, such as a love that persists amidst social challenges [3] or a monument that remains a testament to its founders [4]. Additionally, scholarly and philosophical contexts employ the term to denote an uninterrupted process of thought, growth, or existence, as seen in reflections on nature and society [5], [6]. This diverse usage illustrates how "continue" can effortlessly shift from a literal action to a symbol of deeper continuity within the human experience.