In literature, “bawl” is a dynamic term that captures the power of vocal expression, whether it’s a forceful command, an impassioned cry for help, or an outburst of anger. Authors use it to paint vivid scenes of characters shouting their emotions or orders at the top of their lungs, as when a boatswain’s directive propels action [1] or a desperate call to help is raised in pure agony [2]. It can also underscore moments of raw human emotion, such as the collective, mournful exclamation at a deathbed [3] or even a facetious reprimand meant to belittle untamed behavior [4]. This versatility allows “bawl” to convey both a literal and symbolic shout that resonates with the intensity of the human experience [5].