Afterward, explanations often become unnecessary, as more thought and attention are given by people.
Situations bring about more preparations, which in turn lead to a kind of proper concern and an ideal understanding of the changes problems can have.
Likewise, it's the realization of calm thinking and clear cognition regarding the circumstance.
It seems like in such a situation, the need for extensive understanding of and justification for the problem is destined to become unnecessary.
What remains is action that no longer needs to be taken, replaced by more appropriate handling and acceptance.
And Violet, it is only then that she can truly begin to slowly unfold her subsequent plans for understanding and addressing the issues.
Thus, the situation and that feeling of uncertainty somehow remain relatively clear in the explanation and presentation of the issues.
Is it still worthwhile to seek a more forthright and meticulous understanding and clear concern for the problem?
