Even in the final book version, Wilde refuses to moralize, to tell the artist what to do or the reader what to think.
Mr. Larraín refuses to moralize, to judge or to explain Mario's behavior, and Mr. Castro gives away very little about his character's inner world, except to signal that it is not a particularly nice place.
It would be very automatically perceived as 'the white people moralizing to us again.' Since I'm African, I can raise it in a way that is less confrontational".
"We" can be anything from a sort of chorus, omniscient and perhaps moralizing, to something more particular, even "individual" in sensibility, with biases and desires, or can at times seem confused and unreliable, or else sustained by pure hope and conjecture.
The aim was to describe behavior, not to moralize about it, and to cite changes over 35 years.
In Mr. Condon's version, Wardell Pomeroy, a research assistant played by Chris O'Donnell, walks out in disgust, leaving Kinsey alone to face the monster whom his refusal to moralize about sex seems to have conjured up.
One person, for instance, might think that putting his or her own country first is a moral virtue, whereas another might moralize fairness to other countries.
To fall into the habit of moralizing is to separate what belongs together, in this case, love for the good from love for the beautiful.
There's scarcely any singing, but he does play Mr. Abramoff as a larger-than-life figure whose intensity veers from the moralizing to the comical.
What's best about the story is its refusal to moralize, to judge the characters for what they choose (or are compelled) to do.
