Indeed, he felt a profound desolation within himself, yet in reality, there probably wasn't any better way to handle the issue.
Perhaps things just appeared exactly as they initially seemed on the surface; there was no other perspective to consider for the problem.
What else was there that might exacerbate his overthinking and doubts about the problem?
If he could not choose to stoop to the level of others, he would have turned his attention to what lay behind him at that moment.
Was there any need for misdirected thoughts influenced by his personal outlook while dealing with the situation at hand?
People behind him noticed that he was still standing at the front gate, not intending to leave.
Their gazes seemed to be persistently reminding him.
Of those things which might have been devoid of any meaning from the beginning indeed.
So, wouldn't it be safe to say that the situation simply wasn't as complicated as it initially seemed?
