There is nothing more that can be done, no other understanding or judgment of the problem that remains unclear or more fitting.
It is time for Violet to immediately confront the situation she witnesses before her.
To take on the responsibility she needs to bear.
This is what everyone expects at this moment when faced with the event happening before them.
By this time, others have already missed the chance to gain any more significant and fitting benefits they could salvage.
Then, she acts purely in accordance with her understanding and acknowledgement of the problem, performing what feels like the most satisfactory action.
What kind of behavior will this lead to, and will the situation no longer require any other form of the most satisfactory and fitting ideas?
Only by doing so, as if it appears more appropriate, will the remaining considerations no longer need any other candid care about the adequacy of the explanation given to the problem.
