The term "rampant" showcases remarkable versatility across literary genres. In heraldic contexts, it serves as a precise technical descriptor, used to denote a lion or another creature in a rearing, aggressive posture, as seen in detailed armorial descriptions and blazonings [1][2][3][4][5]. Beyond emblematic usage, authors employ "rampant" to evoke a sense of unbridled enthusiasm, unchecked behavior, or wild passion. This is evident in narrative contexts where the word underscores both physical manifestations of desire and broader social or emotional chaos [6][7][8][9]. In this way, "rampant" seamlessly bridges the gap between formal symbolism in heraldry and vividly charged depictions in literature.