The word "fight" takes on a rich diversity of meanings in literature, ranging from literal physical combat to metaphorical struggles against inner turmoil or societal forces. In some works, it vividly describes the clash of swords and the valor of warriors, as when heroes engage in duels to defend honor or nations prepare for battle [1, 2]. In other instances, it broadens to encapsulate internal or ideological conflicts, capturing the essence of personal determination and the relentless pursuit of one's beliefs [3, 4]. Furthermore, authors employ "fight" to highlight the dramatic tensions of both historical and mythic narratives, emphasizing how combat—whether against external foes or within the spirit of men—shapes the destinies of individuals and cultures [5, 6].