The Alchemist's attitude was very decisive and resolute.
He possessed a spirit of risking everything, a sort of back-against-the-wall mentality. Once he had thought of it, the very thing that presented itself before his eyes was a kind of thought.
Then, to take a further step, to feel uncomfortable with the situation required a detailed understanding, along with more lingering that needed to be confronted by people.
These actions and facing them was nearly the same, that being the thing people could recognize.
There was no longer any need for responsibilities or other matters that made someone feel hasty or entangled, in terms of indecision or judgment about the problem.
Actions then, following a further understanding of the problem, had a more composed means of handling what should be done.
Since he had already understood, what he himself should accept had its own way of confronting.
