The word “thwarting” in literature often evokes the idea of forcefully impeding progress or obstructing intent, whether from external factors like fate and divine will [1][2][3] or from deliberate human action [4][5][6]. It is used to capture the tension between a character’s desire or destiny and the obstacles set by adversaries or even by the character themselves, as seen in cases where thwarting underscores both personal conflicts and broader societal or political struggles [7][8][9]. Such usage enriches narratives by emphasizing the interplay of power, resistance, and the challenge of overcoming forces that resist change or fulfillment [10][11].