The word "rise" functions as a multifaceted verb in literature, serving both literal and metaphorical roles. It can simply command physical movement, as when a character is urged to get out of bed ([1], [2]) or when natural phenomena like the sun or smoke ascend into sight ([3], [4], [5]). At the same time, it conveys more abstract ideas such as the emergence of thought and spirit or the resurgence of hope, much like the moral or intellectual awakening seen when adversity is overcome ([6], [7], [8]). The term also embodies the notion of collective movement or rebellion, illustrating the dynamic force of social and historical change ([9], [10]), and even marks the beginning of a transformative process in both human character and societal evolution ([11], [12]).