Jean Luc felt like he was making some very good points to justify his actions.
But Pierre kept laying the blame at his door.
This felt grossly unfair to Jean Luc as the context proved his innocence but Pierre didn’t seem to be listening to it.
And from the outside looking in, I think what happened was, it was easier for Pierre to stubbornly stay in his black and white thinking rather than show empathy and wade into the murky grey reality in which Jean Luc was operating.
Thomas Duggan 