1.   It was up to him to make it right, no matter how long it took.

2.   Just because something has always been done a certain way does not make it right.

3.   He had the absurd conviction that his new boss would look after him, somehow explain things and make them right.

4.   He changed history, he tried to make it right.

5.   This remark clearly proves that a red-meat diet makes you argumentative, quite unlike a vegetarian diet which makes you right about absolutely everything.

6.   It may not make them popular, but it will usually make them right.

7.   And it appears he wants to make things right.

8.   And nobody quite knows how to make things right.

9.   And nothing but magic, in the form of coincidence, happenstance, plot ruses and resurrections will make things right again.