To further implement any special thoughts that seemed particularly apropos of the situation, or perhaps to have further speculations, was no longer necessary.
The intricacies of understanding, and the further contemplation of what lay before my eyes, demanded consideration of which aspects of the situation were inappropriate.
Consequently, all such concerns, understandable or speculative to others, became superfluous.
It seemed as if, in such circumstances, the situation had become an outcome that could be comprehended as most fitting by others.
The inability to recognize any more hesitation almost necessitated a different and definite understanding of the problem for a more appropriate and clear confrontation.
And, in determining what next steps ought to satisfy my own sense of the problem, it seemed analysis could then be a favorable approach to understanding.
It was as if in the wavering thoughts, there was no longer any need for excessive doubt or special confrontation.
