Writers use "quirky" to infuse a narrative with a sense of eccentric charm and unexpected nuance. It frequently describes a character’s subtle mannerisms or smile—hinting at an inner playfulness—even when the context is serious or dark [1, 2, 3]. At times, it paints physical or cultural settings with unexpected qualities, such as odd lanes or uniquely governed fantasy realms [4, 5]. In some instances, the word also conveys a technical irregularity or distinctive style, whether referring to computer behavior or the peculiarities of human conduct [6, 7]. Overall, "quirky" enriches both character portrayal and environmental description, adding layers of idiosyncrasy and wit to the literature [8, 9].