In literature, "sconce" is employed both as a tangible object and as a vehicle for figurative expression. Often it describes a small, wall-fixed holder for a candle that casts a soft, flickering light onto darkened rooms or ornate settings, lending an air of antiquity and mystery as seen with a tin sconce trembling in the night ([1]) or an alabaster one casting its glow before a bed ([2]). At times, the term ventures into metaphorical terrain, standing in for a head or emblem of authority, and even serving as a label in playful or satirical discourse, as when it characterizes the acts of punishment or dignified posture in dramatic encounters ([3], [4], [5]). Thus, the term enriches the narrative by bridging the physical and the abstract in its varied literary applications.