Actually, such various entanglements that might arise were not all appropriate for further judgment.
It was in the event of more possible issues that everything simply became an analysis that the Alchemist might possess.
Of course, this might merely be a kind of conjecture one should have when facing what was happening before one's eyes.
Would it be necessary to understand anew what was encountered and to go through one's own understanding of the issues afterward?
What remained was confronting everything seen with an understanding and having a clearer idea about the situation.
Such analyses should not be choosen by people, nor should those who have control of the situation face them with composure.
And then, there could be another proper, clear hesitation from John Lee regarding his feelings about the issues.
How would the Alchemist analyze the outcome he should face next and the issues that might arise thereafter?
