sort out (verb)

1. After watching the final episode, I had to sort out the complicated plot to understand the ending.

2. Archaeologists are working diligently to sort out the artifacts found at the ancient burial site.

3. The artist spent hours in her studio, trying to sort out the colors and composition of her new painting.

4. In order to plan a perfect date, he needed to sort out all the details, including the restaurant reservation and the surprise gift.

1. I need to sort out my anime collection based on genre and series.

2. To write my research paper, I had to sort out the historical events chronologically.

3. I enjoy reading science fiction novels, so I like to sort out my bookshelf by author and publication date.

4. In my fantasy role-playing game, I need to sort out the different types of magical spells for my character.

1. In the science fiction novel, the authoritarian government sort out dissidents by sending them to re-education camps.

2. During the French Revolution, the Committee of Public Safety sort out counter-revolutionaries by guillotining them.

3. In the anime series, the main character's mentor sort out his rebellious behavior by making him undergo rigorous training.

4. In the cartoon show, the teacher sort out the misbehaving students by giving them detention and extra assignments.