The number three serves both a literal and symbolic function throughout literature. Often, it quantifies specifics—as when a character hands over three hundred dollars [1] or uses three cups in a ceremonial act [2]—while also marking time spans, as in three days [3] or three months [4]. Moreover, this number frequently establishes structural or mystical patterns, evidenced by pivotal moments like the three guesses made by the Prince [5] or the famed grouping of the three Musketeers [6]. Whether used to detail concrete measurements, as seen with three divisions [7] or three companies [8], or to evoke a sense of magical balance and completeness in storytelling [9], "three" operates as a versatile and resonant device across diverse genres and narratives.