In literature, "indecisive" imbues both characters and events with a sense of uncertainty and hesitation. Authors employ the term to highlight personal vacillations—whether it is a character lamenting a hazy future or expressing a lack of resolve in speech, as when one fumbles through their words ([1], [2], [3], [4]). At the same time, the word is frequently applied to military and historical narratives, where battles and engagements are marked by ambiguous outcomes and a failure to reach decisive conclusions ([5], [6], [7], [8]). This dual use not only underscores the psychological intricacies of characters but also mirrors the chaotic and uncertain nature of conflict, reflecting broader themes of ambivalence and unsettled fate in both personal and political realms ([9], [10]).