Nah, I can see where you're coming from. I think I could easily see them making Hamilton "too perfect", but that's partially probably from the lens of us watching him and looking at mostly his successes rather than his failures. Of course, that plays into the whole "Who tells your story" motif the show has.
Really I think in general Hamilton is going to be one of those musicals that on a casual look everyone loves for its uniqueness, but when you put it to a critical test it's going to be a lot more spanisive for stuff like this and the fact that it very much seems to glorify an America that we have probably never had in our history. Though that might just be Lin portraying the America he hoped we'd have rather than the America that we've had in reality.
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