The term “strike” carries a remarkably diverse range of connotations across literary works. It is used literally to denote physical impact or violence, as when characters attack or inflict harm ([1], [2], [3]), while also alluding to divine intervention or cosmic force ([4], [5], [6]). Simultaneously, it functions metaphorically to capture sudden insight or dramatic shifts in mood and circumstance, such as an idea hitting one unexpectedly ([7], [8]). In other contexts, it animates scenes of action and resistance—from the call to protest in labor disputes ([9], [10]) to the stirring directives in epic battles and heroic quests. This versatility in usage enriches both narrative momentum and symbolic depth throughout literature.