The term "extrapolate" in literature is often used to describe the process of predicting or inferring details that extend beyond the immediately available information. It may refer to determining an object's future path based on its known trajectory [1] or even forecasting wider cultural shifts from limited data [2]. Characters are sometimes portrayed as having the remarkable ability to derive conclusions rapidly, as when one is noted to "extrapolate at the drop of an equation" [3], while in other contexts it serves as a narrative tool for acknowledging the inherent uncertainty in making predictions from incomplete evidence [4, 5]. In scientific contexts within literary works, the word underscores the attempt to extend empirical data into a broader, often speculative, framework [6].