The word "snapped" is deployed with remarkable versatility, often signifying an abrupt, decisive action or reaction. It is used to capture everything from a sharp verbal retort—as when a character cuts off an interlocutor with a brisk, dismissive tone ([1], [2], [3])—to a sudden physical break such as a twig or cable yielding under tension ([4], [5], [6], [7]). At times, it denotes the instant when nerves or resolve give way ([8], [9], [10]), while in other contexts it vividly paints a picture of swift movement, whether an animal rapidly seizing a morsel ([11], [12]) or a moment of transformation where bonds are broken irreparably ([13], [14]). In each usage, "snapped" injects the narrative with immediacy and dynamism, enhancing both the physical and emotional landscapes of the text.