Reason and desire

The common view of Nietzsche's thoughts on reason is that he separates all reason (a kind of logic) from any kind of passion or desire. Thus, the common view separates the two and does not allow both to exist in the same person. However, he goes on with some discussion of what he calls "restored reason," which involves a state in which the reason and the greatest desires coexist in what almost seems to be the perfect human who lives in this world.