The word "fidgety" is often used to convey nervousness, restlessness, and a sense of unease in literary portrayals. It captures both physical manifestations—such as twitching eyes or restless hands—and emotional states like impatience and anxious anticipation. In some instances it characterizes individuals who are visibly disturbed or unable to sit still [1, 2], while in others it hints at deeper internal conflicts or temperamental quirks [3, 4]. Whether describing a character’s quirky demeanor or highlighting the subtle internal stirrings of anxiety, the term enriches the characterization by offering a vivid picture of restless energy.