I don't think you have to force rights, wrongs and emotions down on your audience. You don't have to prove that what Hamlet did or thought was right or convenie

I don't think you have to force rights, wrongs and emotions down on your audience. You don't have to prove that what Hamlet did or thought was right or convenient. It's enough to tell the story - and then listeners will have their own interpretation. Indeed, this makes any story much more believable. Tolkien knew it in his Silmarillion; you don't have to agree with e.g. Túrin Turambar on everything he does.