Faced with the sight before him, the fellow lying on the ground, unconscious.
Continuing to bully the other party would not seem to represent a satisfactory outcome to onlookers.
Moreover, if he persisted in doing so, it would ultimately be without reason.
It could not bring about any satisfying or meaningful result for himself.
Therefore, the question remained: what means or approach should he adopt to produce a satisfactory outcome in the eyes of the beholders?
This made him consider how the young man might act when faced with the situation.
At first, the situation did not require contemplation or judgement to find an answer.
He had no better alternative to address the problem that could lead to a satisfactory conclusion.
Thus, once again he needed to decide what means or thoughts were most appropriate when facing the issue.
The problem did not necessitate any other disappointing outcomes.
Clearly, at this moment, there seemed to be no other viable choices.
