In literature, "scenario" is employed both as a technical credit and as a descriptor of a narrative outline or screenplay. It identifies the creative work that adapts a story into a performative or visual format, as seen in credits where it is distinctly attributed alongside directors and story writers, for instance, in [1] and [2]. Moreover, the term can denote the structured, often preliminary framework of a narrative—serving as a guide for further creative development—as suggested by its use when referring to outlines in [3] and [4]. In some passages, the designation extends to the individuals responsible for shaping these blueprints, highlighting its dual role as both a process and a professional title, as observed in [5] and [6].