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What Violet found interesting was that this guy clearly knew he had already failed.
Yet, at this very moment, he still made his final effort to resist and struggle.
What sort of confidence led him to believe that his understanding of the issue had not deviated?
And what, exactly, made him certain at this point in time,
that his struggle still held significance?
After thinking about it for a while, Violet suddenly paused!
No, her initial understanding of the matter wasn't a sufficiently correct or clear judgment.
Perhaps her understanding of the issue from the very beginning itself contained flaws.
Thus, within this framework of understanding and judgment,
what kind of most satisfactory or appropriate action was still needed?
In order to further face the matter, what kind of most satisfactory and clear recognition would need to emerge?
Estimates of more precise explanations and ideal handling of the issue.
