The term "picaresque" has been applied in literature to evoke images of cunning, roguish characters who operate on the fringes of societal norms. For instance, in Benito Pérez Galdós's work, the combination "picaresco roguish, sly, picaresque" [1] encapsulates a character dynamic marked by wit, subversiveness, and a nuanced commentary on social order. This usage highlights how the term can serve not only to describe a specific type of antihero but also to underscore the thematic interplay between deceit and resilience, a blend that continues to influence narrative techniques in literature.