But, after all, this has become what has happened.
Even for Violet, when faced with all the visible troubles, he has his own principle of dealing with the situation.
It is not always possible for the event at hand to result in the most satisfactory answer to the problem, which he considers to be the most correct understanding.
The most appropriate detailed understanding of the problem seems to offer the clearest cognition that people can already see as the most satisfactory.
It seems that other, more scrupulous ideal answers to the problem have therefore become unnecessary to face too much.
And in the kind of thinking that seems cautious enough and seems to offer the most satisfactory acknowledgement of the problem that one can come up with.
Some other, more effective cognitive outcomes for problem handling and judgment then become unnecessary for any ideal engagement and clear response that people might undertake.
