In literature, furor is employed to evoke a sense of overwhelming passion or chaos, whether on a grand public scale or within the intimate landscapes of the human psyche. Authors use it to describe the clamor of conflict and excitement, as seen in scenes of political and social upheaval ([1], [2]), as well as in moments of personal or literary frenzy that border on mythic intensity ([3], [4]). At times furor conveys not only raw, almost uncontrollable rage, but also the exhilarating energy of creative or revolutionary spirit ([5], [6]), making it a richly versatile term that captures both external tumult and inner ecstasy.