In literature, "resourceful" is often used to portray characters who display ingenuity, courage, and an ability to overcome daunting challenges. Authors employ the term to emphasize not only physical daring—as in portrayals of brave seamen and soldiers [1]—but also mental agility and creative problem-solving, as seen in depictions of imaginative heroes [2] and tactful negotiators [3]. It serves to underline a character’s capacity to adapt quickly to unforeseen circumstances, whether in moments of personal peril or during broader crises [4] [5]. This multifaceted use underscores resourcefulness as a key trait of both leadership and survival, contributing to a richer, more dynamic portrayal of individual strength and cleverness throughout literary narratives [6] [7].