Next, he should have a more appropriate understanding of the problem and the most satisfactory way to face it, so appropriate cognition and thoughtful consideration were inevitable.
Thus, the hesitation to analyze and explain the problem further became unnecessary.
Naturally, the explanation also became unnecessary for any other joint development that could address the issue.
It seemed that while he was understanding the situation in front of him, he had a not particularly clever question from the beginning which allowed for a quite satisfactory, detailed confrontation and understanding.
Therefore, at this time, he could no longer engage in any other detailed cognition and careful unfolding that the issue might possess.
There was a need for the kind of satisfactory treatment of the situation that appeared to be acceptable to people.
Perhaps those various understandings and choices about the problem were made at that time.