Perhaps accepting this reality has become an approach that doesn't require much deeper contemplation.
The situation itself should become like what we see on the surface, something everyone chooses to calmly accept.
This should be the best way to handle and solve the problem.
Why bother dealing with other things that one doesn't understand?
"I hope to see that you will take action as soon as possible, if you can do it," he said at the moment.
Facing what he sees in front of him, Old Hawke clearly knows that he doesn't have any other means to solve the problem.
Besides accepting these, what else can he think about or reflect on?
Those were things that were not an option for him from the start.
So perhaps just face what's happening right now, and accept it? Whatever he encounters will be the best choice.
Violet, at this moment, has clearly expressed his attitude towards the incident.
There is no other or better opportunity to solve the problem he is facing now.
