Now she resolves, in her own words to "put all of myself into one book".
"I've got to get Tom Cole an apprentice," Mr. Milnes resolves in a message to himself.
"It involves eating and a perceived death that's not real, and it resolves in great happiness," Ms. Turocy said.
Understandable fury drives the book along to an ending that resolves in self-acceptance and a certain courage.
Chesterton's mysticism always resolves in the close at hand: in a signal light at Paddington station, not in a sunrise over a beach in Tahiti.
"It's a harmonic thing mostly," Dessner says, "that song modulates in ways and it resolves in ways that have a slightly more classic American songwriting feeling about them.
"We're now wondering what's going on with those kids, and why a chronic condition resolves in one child while another child may not experience the same thing".
In a landscape of conceptual art most often known for pure puzzlement or pallid preaching, Keats is a poet of ideas, whose work always rests on a solid basis of scientific research and resolves in a startling, semi-serious image.
The standoff between Polenin and Vostrikov resolves in a way that satisfies the canons of screenwriting (and perhaps the perceived desires of the audience) but violates the logic of the characters.
"I think there is a significant incidence of acute postoperative depression, which uniformly resolves in a period of weeks," said Dr. R. Scott Mitchell, professor of cardiovascular surgery at Stanford.
The sexual rivalry between the openhearted Vasily and the neurotic Danilov resolves in a ludicrous moment of melodrama built around an astonishing speech in which Danilov concludes that because Tanya loves Vasily, Marxism is bunk.
