Violet did not wish to drive the person before her to desperation.
Dogs leap over walls when cornered, and rabbits bite when threatened—what more of a person?
In his urgency, what sort of unreasonable actions might he take? Violet did not care to guess the outcome of such matters.
Because by now, he should have already conceived a seemingly appropriate, rough method of dealing with the problem in his heart.
Although such methods, facing the problems, might warrant consideration.
Some thoughts often become no longer widely acceptable when it comes to a clear understanding of the problem and a rational analysis.
Therefore, they are replaced by other alternative methods that seem more effective for a clear recognition and decisive handling of the problem.
Such responses thus become unnecessary for further knowledge and clear confrontation of the problem.
What remains is unquestionable, yet the judgments people can make are rare.
