Had I done something wrong?
For the Alchemist, everything before his eyes cast incredible doubt in his heart about the situation.
The outcome that could be accepted by people, and the analysis that should have been obvious, was no longer there; instead, people faced a more detailed examination of many more choices.
It seemed fitting to recognize that the current situation might unfold as if it were the most appropriate.
Such proper handling of the issues would thus involve cautious processing and clear understanding.
This approach seemed to result in answers that could be accepted by others.
So, all other concerns laid in his heart, calling for a clear decision and judgment that required a measured approach—what seemed a fitting thought for himself.
From the start, there was this very clear understanding detailed before his own eyes.
Perhaps pondering at the outset what faced the situation would yield a judgment.
