The term “resolve” is employed in literature with a rich diversity of meanings that often pivot between personal determination and the act of making a decision or settling a matter. In many narrative works, it captures the inner firmness of a character’s purpose—such as the determined spirit behind a cherished goal or a difficult choice ([1], [2], [3])—while in other contexts it adopts a more technical nuance, referring to the capability of distinguishing or clarifying details ([4]). This duality allows authors to explore themes of steadfast commitment and analytical precision, whether depicting a heartfelt vow or the clear differentiation of objects, a usage that spans from classical epics to modern treatises ([5], [6]).