In literature, "resolution" carries a spectrum of meanings—from a character's inner determination to formal decisions made by groups. Authors frequently use it to illustrate personal firmness and commitment, as when a character plans to perform an action the next day with renewed purpose [1] or displays an unwavering internal drive despite overwhelming pressures [2]. At the same time, "resolution" signifies the adoption of decisions or policies in formal settings, such as when a military or political body agrees on a course of action [3] or establishes definitive guidelines [4]. Whether denoting a character's steadfast resolve in the face of adversity [5, 6] or the conclusive decree that shapes the unfolding narrative, the term enriches the texture of literary expression by blending an emotional, personal dimension with structured, collective judgment [7, 8].