The term "unremarkable" in literature often conveys a sense of ordinary, mundane, or unexceptional qualities, whether describing a person's appearance, a building’s detail, or even the overall flow of life. Authors use it to emphasize the inherent normalcy of a subject, as when a character or object is depicted as blending into the background of common experience ([1], [2], [3]). At times, the word is deployed with a touch of irony or unexpected depth, such as when noting that seemingly minor details are laden with peculiar intensity ([4]), or when contrasting an unremarkable exterior with a striking inner quality ([5], [6]). This dual use both underscores the simplicity of everyday life and sometimes hints at a hidden significance within the mundane ([7], [8]).