In literature, the word "pit" is employed both as a tangible void and a powerful metaphor. It can signify a literal chasm or abyss, as seen in depictions of frozen underworlds and bottomless pits that serve as gateways to evil or despair ([1], [2], [3]), while in other contexts it represents an emotional or moral low, where characters feel lost or trapped in their own inner darkness ([4], [5]). At times, the term takes on a whimsical or even ironic tone, personifying the void itself or referencing mundane settings like a theater's orchestra pit ([6], [7]). Moreover, "pit" is widely used to evoke foreboding or fatalistic outcomes in both sacred texts and adventure narratives, underscoring its versatility as a literary device ([8], [9]).