In literature, "muster" is a versatile term used both in physical and metaphorical senses. It often refers to the assembling or gathering of troops or people for battle or formal duty, as seen in historical narratives and military contexts [1][2][3][4]. At the same time, the word is also employed metaphorically to describe an individual's effort to summon inner strength, courage, or resolve when faced with challenges [5][6][7]. Additionally, "muster" appears in contexts that denote achieving a level or standard, such as when something is deemed to "pass muster" or be acceptable [8][9][10]. This range of usage underscores its ability to convey both the literal gathering of forces and the figurative gathering of personal resources.