THE CHARM OF THE IMPOSSIBLE - III ALFRED

Alfred questions with insistence the certainty or falseness of what cannot be verified. A too analytic and profound nature to admit on beforehand truths that derive from the rational. His intuitive cleverness makes it easy for him to penetrate into the hidden, into the intangible, but something else is that he would give it for certain. He never completely believes it. He needs to ascertain, analyzing the least detail, the ultimate reason. For inexistent it may seem. He wants to verify with detail the effects of having influenced the causes ambushed in the inscrutable. ―If there is an effect it is because there was a cause― he says to himself with the biggest evidence.