All sorts of guesses that thus might arise require an understanding that there are other aspects of the situation we are incapable of perceiving.
Other alternatives might offer a more appropriate, composed approach to the issue.
These doubts, too, are not necessarily endowed with a more fitting cognizance of the issue.
Isn't it just at this time that the situation becomes something people can clearly comprehend as a simple fact?
Of course, it's possible that at the outset, the analysis of the issue wasn't particularly clear to him as he lay in bed.
And the remaining contemplation and further entanglements that the situation may bring will still need to be navigated according to what seems like a rather good understanding.
Analysis and facing up to the issue have become, altogether, unnecessary for too much seemingly appropriate speculation.
The situation as it appeared to him was very likely just as simple as what he saw before his eyes.
