Writers deploy "meek" to evoke a delicate balance of vulnerability and inner strength. In some works, a character’s "meek eyes" suggest not only physical timidity but also a quiet resignation that tugs at the reader’s empathy [1, 2]. In other contexts, particularly in religious and philosophical texts, the term transforms into an emblem of modesty and moral fortitude—one that promises divine favor and ethical superiority [3, 4]. Moreover, in narratives depicting everyday interactions, "meek" can underscore a character’s subtle obedience or subdued nature, adding layers to their personality [5].