In Which He Doubts

The room has been completely empty ever since she departed. As soon as he started to reflect on the circumstances, a query appeared in his head fairly immediately. 

The following is what the inquiry was, "What was it about her that allowed her to have such a high level of success?" Throughout the course of the conversation, he made several attempts to argue his point.

Did Hennessy let her inside?

There has never been a time in all of humankind's existence when something like this has been a possibility. 

That is not something that is going to ever be accomplished by him, and it is also not something that is ever going to take place.

Has it ever been decided that the fact that she is being held against her will in this country constitutes an act that falls under the category of a criminal offense?