For a moment, this guy didn't know what he should say.
Because the actions he had carried out were inherently unrighteous.
And now, he was mercilessly called out for them.
At such a moment, the awkward reality stood starkly before him.
When evasion might imply the eventual conclusion, it seemed no stance he could take would be accepted under such an analysis of reality.
And yet, he still had to face everything before him.
What kind of actions should he take now to appear the most appropriate, the most fitting?
So, was there a response to the issue that seemed more pure, more fitting?
When facing the issue, it was no longer necessary to create any other uncertain or idealized responses to the problem.
What remained was an expression of the most suitable understanding or recognition of the issue.
What kind of ideal response or fitting solution to the issue might this bring about?
