The situation wouldn't be so easily improved, like how Andrew had imagined it would be. Things wouldn't simply get better.
Moreover, the matters at hand always seemed to manifest as complicated issues that wouldn't be easily resolved.
Although he had already begun to display his stance by now, Andrew still faintly felt an intense unease in his heart.
So, in the dark dungeon, there was no longer any need for more thoughts about the problem.
The situation appeared to be slowly sliding into the abyss, gradually becoming irreversible.
At this moment, Andrew didn't want to declare any more of his attitude, nor did he want to express any more of his own views.
He felt a profound sense of unease, and thus could only represent his perceived contemplation through silence.
Does the situation truly require better consideration or judgement on my part?