At this point, he came up with what seemed like a pretty good reasonable explanation.
This behavior was purely forced, because people had already set their sights on him.
If he didn't take some sort of action in such a situation.
Then he would probably soon be forced to pay a price for taking no action at all.
Perhaps this reason might not convince everyone.
But at this moment, there's no other suitable response or solution.
Therefore, at this time.
He was speaking words that seemed very reluctant.
What kind of judgment, understanding, or analysis should be made about the result?
People believe in the consensus that has been presented before them.
Any other ideas worth considering about the problem.
Even if one thinks their understanding of the problem will lead to a correct action.
However, the result cannot form the purest detailed understanding or ideal explanation of the problem.
