There are two tools that can remove scripts from your save: Save Game Script Cleaner and Savegame Scalpel. Papyrus doesn't get rid of scripts when you uninstall the mod that added them. Just because a mod appears in there doesn't mean it's your problem. Don't install mods that say they're incompatible. For example, if one mod says "When you die, you go into a bleedout state for 5 seconds and then recover" and a different mod is trying to say "when you die, you get teleported to the nearest inn", you may have a bad time. Some scripts try to do the same or similar actions from the same trigger. If you see conflicting scripts in MO, or if NMM asks you to overwrite script files (.pex), don't do it unless you're absolutely sure. In order to work properly, therefore, they need a patch that takes the changes from the script to one, and adds them to the other. For example, Wiseman's trap fixes and Follower Trap Safety edit the same trap scripts. Some mods modify the same vanilla scripts. However, if you don't know what you're looking at, this may not help you much. If necessary, you can decompile compiled scripts to read them. psc (and can be opened with notepad++ or similar). Not only that, but it can be very difficult to understand how scripts interact, even more so if they don't include the source code. in fact the CK wiki tutorial walks you through making a shitty script!). (And it's very very easy for a newb mod author to make a script that sucks. And scripts that suck can very easily damage your game because of how fragile papyrus is. That said, just like some mod authors make crappy plugins or textures that totally suck. No mod will compare to the vanilla script load. The single esp that loads the most number of scripts into the game is Skyrim.esm. This is why some mods require SKSE - they need to do things that papyrus can't do. SKSE and Script Dragon both use injectors that can expand the number of things Papyrus can do. Papyrus is a bloody terrible engine and it has the bare minimum number of functions to do what the Bethesda devs needed to do.
Scripts are pieces of code that can be interpreted by Skyrim's scripting engine, Papyrus.
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