The initial thought seemed to be perfectly acceptable to people under what appeared to be a very nice common understanding.
When any other hesitations acceptable to people were involved, representing a certain understanding of potential problems, they actually all became unnecessary, when more special thoughts or concerns were entertained by people.
At this moment, the Alchemist had some special thoughts about what he should do in regard to the situation that was presenting itself before his eyes.
Actions then took place, which felt very appropriate to the situation.
Therefore, at this time, for the situation to have a result that seemed most appropriate and clear to oneself, then wouldn't the choices and confrontations that make one feel more satisfied lead to a clear understanding of the problem?