Writers adopt the term "instance" to signal a particular occurrence or case that illuminates an argument or narrative. In some works, it marks a turning point or specific event—such as a scandalous incident or a moment of legal consequence [1, 2]—while in others it is used to introduce a hypothetical or illustrative point, lending clarity to the author's reasoning [3, 4]. The word is equally at home in scientific and philosophical discourses, where it designates a distinct case that supports broader generalizations [5, 6]. Even in everyday dialogue within literature, "instance" captures both fleeting moments and deliberate reflections, ranging from the precise depiction of an individual experience to the rationale behind political or social dynamics [7, 8]. Overall, its varied use across genres underscores its function as a tool for emphasizing specificity and reinforcing the narrative or argument at hand.