The term "dissever" is employed in literature to depict both tangible and intangible separations. In some contexts it refers to a violent, physical breaking apart—illustrated by its use when describing the literal separation of body parts in battle or by force ([1], [2])—while in other contexts it conveys the severing of deep emotional or conceptual bonds, as when lovers insist that nothing can separate their hearts ([3], [4], [5]). It also appears in philosophical and abstract discussions, where minds or ideas are depicted as inextricably linked, making any effort to divide them almost impossible ([6], [7]). Thus, "dissever" enriches the narrative by imbuing the act of separation with a sense of irrevocable loss and the profound nature of unity.