The term "ebb" weaves together themes of physical retreat and metaphorical decline across literary works. In many narratives, it vividly describes the natural receding of a tide—setting the stage for seafaring adventures and dramatic departures ([1], [2], [3])—while simultaneously symbolizing waning fortunes, diminished spirits, or the decline of societal norms ([4], [5], [6]). Poets and dramatists extend its imagery to capture the fluidity of life, hinting at both the inevitable ebb of hope and the eventual resurgence that follows ([7], [8], [9]). In this way, "ebb" serves as a potent emblem of change, loss, and the cyclical rhythm inherent in nature and human existence ([10]).